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don sloan

06-01-2007 10:22:33




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I have a farmall super a that grinds very bad when going in gear. I also have a leak when i put fluid in the transmission it runs out where the brake rod runs into the housing.Which seal would cause this?




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City-Boy McCoy

06-01-2007 15:55:32




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 Re: grinding going in gear in reply to don sloan, 06-01-2007 10:22:33  
I have two Super A's and have owned four in total. Unless you depress the clutch and wait several seconds, in most cases it is going to grind. You need to depress the clutch and wait for the gears to stop spinning. The gears are not synchronized in these old tractors. You have to wait for them to stop turning. I will say this: the grinding seems to be more prevalent if the tractor is equipped with a Rockford clutch. However, the Rockford is such a superior clutch to the Auburn, it is worth the minor delay. mike

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don sloan

06-01-2007 19:17:54




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 Re: grinding going in gear in reply to City-Boy McCoy, 06-01-2007 15:55:32  
would you fill the transmission full of grease or 90 wt oil?



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City-Boy McCoy

06-02-2007 04:30:20




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 Re: grinding going in gear in reply to don sloan, 06-01-2007 19:17:54  
ABSOLUTELY NOT GREASE! The transmission would do well with 90 wt. or with 80W-140 wt. gear lube. mike



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don sloan

06-04-2007 11:05:45




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 Re: grinding going in gear in reply to City-Boy McCoy, 06-02-2007 04:30:20  
OK i took the plug out next to the shifter and depressed the clutch. The gears never did stop spinning no matter how long i held down on the clutch.It feels like the clutch pedal is stiff and there is hardly no free travel to it.



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Dave BN

06-01-2007 10:42:18




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 Re: grinding going in gear in reply to don sloan, 06-01-2007 10:22:33  
The oil (grease) leak is a bad seal on the differental shaft. The opening for the brake rod is just the easiest place for it to come out. Try pushing the shift lever straight forward of the reverse position and hold it there for a few seconds before putting the transmission in gear, that might help the grinding. Sounds like your transmission grease is thin(waterlogged) or you have a bad pilot bearing. Dave.

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