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    Posted: 21 Apr 2019 at 4:31pm
I have a serial number 8000 + 7000. I don’t have anything when it is in the first range. I have 220 psi when it is in 1, 2, or 3 I have movement in two and three. Any help would be appreciated
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Could have bearings out of reduction shaft letting gears separate. All plates broken in lo range clutch.        MACK
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Should the pressure change in each gear. I had transmission pan off and did not find any pieces. I did have the plate completely apart because everything was leaking. It would not stop with the inching valve. The pressure goes to zero now when clutch is not but after it was put back together this other problem started
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When you say plate completely apart, are you referring to valve body.       MACK
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Yes the valve body. You will have to bare with me this is the first Allis I ever had
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There are two bent pieces of metal they call spoons that stop spool travel. I would guess one got lost or put in wrong place.       MACK
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I was thinking that I am pretty sure I put on correct place but after looking at book it may be possible that it is holding the wrong part of the plungers. I will look tomorrow will let you know thanks
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