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    Posted: 11 Sep 2014 at 9:42pm
Need help with schuttle clutch on AC D15 schuttle clutch
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Do you need parts or info? What part of the world are from?
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Okay, I'll bite- most didn't, but SOME AC D15's actually did have a shuttle clutch...
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My D-15 forklift has a shuttle, I thought they all would?
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From what I've seen, the shuttle-shift option was found most frequently on I-series "industrials"... heavy grille and heavy front axle were the obvious clues, as were the I-designation on the side... I-40/I-400 and   I think the industrial variation of the D15 was referred to as the I-60 or I-600. I'm pretty certain (and there's others far-more-expert than I) that they initially referred to them as D-xx Industrial, just like the I-B designation, prior to just calling them I-xx?...

But the shuttle-shift basically traded the field high-low capacity, for a fast-reversing working operation. I THINK that when they redesigned the housing to change it from a Power Director function to a Shuttle Shift, they may have also nix'd the transmission's REVERSE gear and made it an additional forward ratio... I worked on an I-60 several years ago, and I don't recall seeing an R-position on the shift pattern, and it would make sense to put that gate to use to partially make up for the loss of half the drive ratios... how's yours configured?
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They actually ground off the R in the shift pattern. Mine has 4 forward and 4 reverse gears and all of the reverse speeds are the high range gears and the forward gears are the low speed gears so everything but the reverse gear is used, which I think they remove. Same on my 615 backhoe.
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Cool! So they must've done something like installed an intermediate gear on the low-range side... wonder if anyone around here has a diagram of that setup... that might help the OP...
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