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Thank all of you for the help. I replaced the top of the range box and the tractor has"t shifted this smooth in years.
In the book there are no instructions on reassembly other than to manipulate the cover into place. WOW such detail!!!!????. If you want to make it easy, pray for luck. I finally tried placing the box in high range and with two of us shaking and poking and pushing and cursing and wiggling the levers and pinching fingers it suddenly fell right into place. I bolted the top on and tried it. Dang it,, it worked. Thank the Lord above, because I couldn"t have taken anymore.
But as I said you all were right about the top being the problem. Thanks so much. LarryT
 
Pretty typical day as a mechanic. That is what we call experience. It is also the reason most mechanics prefer to work on the machines they are familiar with and cuss the others. I went from red to green so you know which ones I cussed, under my breath of course as they treated me great at the Deere dealership, which was a lot more than I could say for the CaseIH place I left under new ownership.
 
(quoted from post at 23:41:11 09/04/11) The new ownership wouldn't happen to have been Titan Machinery?
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LOL now what could be wrong with a dealership that will not carry parts for any older stuff (we can have it nest week), carries nothing aimed at smaller farmers and tells guys (like a friend) that "oh that repair isn't much"instead of giving a good estimate?????

Rick
 
No, it was Consolidated Ag Services, and Titan picked up most of their dealerships after they went belly up a few more years after I left.
 
Well I can say I am blessed. My closest dealer is 138 miles away and they really bust their hineys to get me what I need. They will drop ship my parts at cost to me. Ben at Navajo Tractor in Gallup New Mexico is one of the best parts men I have ever known. He will try everything he can to get what I need.
 
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