Posted by old on December 21, 2017 at 14:21:45 from (209.86.226.56):
So I finally got around to messing with the 8N ford that has/had an input to output shaft bearing lock up. Got he backhoe unhooked and figured what the heck I'll see if it will pull it's self forward and away from the backhoe. I had to feather the clutch a bit and then all at once it would not move any more like it had been doing for a long time. Figured what the heck I'll put it in first and see if it will go. Sure enough it took off just like it is suppose to do. Not sure why all at once the input/output shaft bearing has freed up but it seem to have done so. So now it is one of those do I pull the loader off and split it or do I just take the transmission top cover off and have a look see as to what is going on. I'm leaning to the open it up and replace the bearing but to do so is a lot of work and it would be nice to have the back hoe right now to dig out the pond since it is mostly dry
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