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Hello All,
Last snow storm I was blowing snow with my brand new cab I've been building for the past month.Tractor was working great I was working the 2+ feet snow banks slow and steady when I couldn't shift into or out of my gears finally got it to got it to go into 3rd and brought it directly into the shop. Long story short the throw out bearing on the drive shaft imploded all over the drive shaft. Removed the cab, snow blower, motor dropped the shaft and replaced bearing, teaser spring and clutch disk. Thankfully for this board I had plenty of references to go by that gave me the confidence to tackle this project. My question now before I put the motor back in should I be able to shift in to all the gears. I can go from 1st to reverse but can't get it to shift to 2nd or 3rd. Or for that matter am I still in 3rd from when I pulled into the shop? Did something get caught up the the transmission? Is it really shifting into reverse & 2nd How could I tell with out putting all back together just to take it apart again? Thank you all so much, I'll post a picture of the cab in a little later because I know how many are interested in those home built units |
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