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Posted by Dick Davis on August 04, 2000 at 04:34:36 from (205.188.192.179):
To those who offered advice and support to my posting of a bad nosie in the H tranny, it was the pilot bearing in the main input shaff for the transmission. After I got the tran case lid off and spun a back wheel the wobble in the drive shaft where the front and rear shaft join was pretty apparent. I fished the remains of the roller bearing out of the bottom of the case as confirmation. Upon examination I found the slider gears were moderately worn as well. I bought a salvaged gear train from Mr Glynn Brink, Farragut, Iowa and reinstalled. The gear train had a very serviceable bearing included! Learned two things (1) contrary to I T manual you don't have to remove clutch shaft to get the geear train out and (2) Glynn tells me that M's never had pilot bearing failures and H had them frequently. Pleased it wasn't any worse to repair than it was. I studied the clutch removal process and don't think I ever want to do that. Thanks for your help. Dick
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