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Les Kerf
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Posted: 11 May 2024 at 11:43am |
There are precious few 17 year olds nowadays that would tackle a task like this. Keep up the good work!
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plummerscarin
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SteveM C/IL
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Good to hear!
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Les Kerf
Orange Level Joined: 08 May 2020 Location: Idaho Points: 634 |
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WOOHOO!!! It would have taken me at least a week to do all of that! (I don't move quite as fast as I once did). Good job!
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hunter321
Silver Level Joined: 11 Jan 2021 Location: 52320 Points: 475 |
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The tractor is back together and the hand clutch works
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WF owner
Orange Level Joined: 12 May 2013 Location: Bombay NY Points: 4425 |
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You need to align everything so it slips back together. You may have to put the PTO in gear and turn it to get the shafts aligned.
DO NOT PULL IT BACK TOGETHER WITH BOLTS!
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hunter321
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Is there anything else I should know when I put the tractor back together other than to line up everything
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hunter321
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I'll double check the gasket later today when I go to bill deppes
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hunter321
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SteveM C/IL
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The link don't work but it says hyd and trans so I'm guessing yes.
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hunter321
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The new gasket doesn't have the bottom hole.
So I can use the oil I showed |
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SteveM C/IL
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Only has to seal around the outside. I don't see what's different but it's too close for me to figure out. Pull the drain plugs and let it empty out. I think there's 2 under the trans/rear end. You can try to rinse it with diesel fuel. Put fresh trans-hydraulic fluid in all compartments and forget "stop leak". Everything except the engine can use one (same) fluid.
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hunter321
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hunter321
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I'll try to get 80/90 but I might just get trans hydraulic fluid
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hunter321
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So 4 including the 2 I did already
Can I get 80/90 gear oil still |
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DrAllis
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If you did the hydraulic sump, that is another 6 quarts of hydraulic oil. Take out EVERY drain plug, which I think is FOUR.
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hunter321
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Ok so 80/90 is best.
What if I go heavier. Also how many drain plugs are there I only did the hydraulic one and the one under the pto |
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DrAllis
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You can use about anything and it will be fine. Remember, it came with an 80/90 gear oil, so if you go to a lighter viscosity, there may be more leaks. Takes 4 to 4 1/2 gallons total into the two fill plugs on the left side.
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hunter321
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Will any trans hydraulic fluid work.
I usually get harvest king at theisens |
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DrAllis
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NO. Use oil resistant RTV lightly rubbed onto the paper gasket.
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hunter321
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Is stop leak ok to use in the transmission clutch differential fluid and the hydraulic fluid
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hunter321
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I can make the gasket work
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hunter321
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Just as a precaution could I add transmission fluid stop leak when I get new fluid
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hunter321
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I could try that but the old gasket is in two pieces
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DrAllis
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Lay the old one on top of the new one and take a scissors and make it work. I think it's closer to being correct than you think but I ain't there looking at them both either.
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hunter321
Silver Level Joined: 11 Jan 2021 Location: 52320 Points: 475 |
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The first picture is the gasket that came out of my tractor and the second one is what I ordered. I can't find one like the original one anywhere what do I do |
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DrAllis
Orange Level Access Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Points: 19592 |
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Snap ring must be tack welded to/into the GROOVE or the grooves lip. No where else or the clutch will not function correctly.
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hunter321
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Ok
Thanks I will trust him. Just curious |
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SteveM C/IL
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Since it is supposed to keep things together it was designed to be kept in it's location by the lip at the rear. If it's welded to the housing (probably easier) it can't expand and let the lip slip fwd. That's where I would weld it. Just an opinion. Deppe probably knows what to do. Trust him. A little weld on the housing won't ruin the clutch and could be cut out with a cut off wheel if ever needed to take apart. Welding on the lip would do more harm for future removal in my world.
Edited by SteveM C/IL - 09 May 2024 at 1:09pm |
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hunter321
Silver Level Joined: 11 Jan 2021 Location: 52320 Points: 475 |
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Even though I am going to have a professional weld the snap ring in place I want to know
The weld is only supposed to be in the groove and on the snap ring so it doesn't ruin the clutch |
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