Re: Metal in bottom of H transmission

Posted by Janicholson on January 23, 2012 at 14:23:09 from (199.17.6.43):

In Reply to: Metal in bottom of H transmission posted by backwater on January 23, 2012 at 11:00:40:

Chasing the non-problem is horrible.
It could have issues that need direct attention, but it likely does not. If you have taken the load off of the axles by jacking the housing and having someone spin the wheel while you listen to the axle housing with a stethescope, or broomstick on your ear and in contact with the housing. If all is quiet, the bearings are at least not falling out. As you set it down, watch the axle at the retainer where it sticks out to see if there is dramatic movement as weight is applied. If so the inner and outer axle bearings should be replaced. Over many yeard, the teeth and splines will shed fragments. If no substantive whole components are in the grit, I would button it and put houre on it with a magnet on the drain plug. if little further is collected, all is well. Jim

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