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pfrederi

Fins are up on the Charger electros both hydro gear and Piston to piston...GT14s must be different???

 

 

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daveoman1966

Schematics of the GT-14  1969 and thru 1972 all have the FINS UP...  but these schematics are the same as the Charger and other Hydro-gear units.of that vintage.  

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gt14rider

 I tried squash plate turned around, long shaft turned around kept fins up, no go, took apart again fins down seem be right, any thoughts?it should be the same?

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daveoman1966
1 hour ago, gt14rider said:

 I tried squash plate turned around, long shaft turned around kept fins up, no go, took apart again fins down seem be right, any thoughts?it should be the same?

I can only suggest that you query another member with a GT-14 and have him post a pic...or at least tell you fins up or down.  I can only add further that the 90-2062 I rebuilt a few years ago had fins UP.   but I don't recall what tractor the unit was in...  

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gt14rider

90-2062 is gt14 only, if you did seals on trunnion shaft with out spacer and snap ring that  could be the difference. 

Cam block installed, and ser# tag, sandblasting pulley and fan. Fan needs some tweeking

 

Pic of my other gt14 trans

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gt14rider

Hay you guys were right.  Fins up, talked to Tim at LJ power, figured out I put spacer then snap ring on trunnion shaft, supposed to be snap ring then spacer. Any way all good. 

 

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gt14rider

Moving on,  built a hub puller for four hole hubs, pulled right off no heat.

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953 nut

That is a good looking puller, pushing it off from the back rather than pulling on the flange is great.     :notworthy:

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pfrederi

Looks like some PTO discs..how did you get them behind the hub???

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gt14rider

Big hammer

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pfrederi
4 minutes ago, gt14rider said:

Big hammer

I am a little dense today but I don't follow how you got the plates behind the inner end of the hubi

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gt14rider

First take the hub off, :ROTF:

 

Had two round plates, drilled 1 3/8 hole cut in half, drill and tapered, 

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gt14rider

Not pretty but it works,  might want to get grade 5 or 8  threaded rod, this seems to be the weakest point. 

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pfrederi

Nice set up smaller than what I had to use on my D200

 

 

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gt14rider

Didn't think of making it a duel puller, 4 and 5 hole, but still could be done. PPP on my part , don't have a 5 lug hub tractor, if I made one I'd have to get one.

 

Ps bathroom is still not done

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ztnoo

Ingenious puller!!! After fighting a GT 14 hub for several days a couple of years ago, I can really appreciate the thought and skill that went into making the one you did to solve your hub problem.

Kudos!!!

I applies all the pressure utilized right where it is need, on the axle surface, and no where else.

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gt14rider

Got the hydro buttoned up, still got to paint the pulley 

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gt14rider

Started pulling gear box apart, look what came out. 

Has needle bearing for axels. Parking paw fubar

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gt14rider

Well Murphy found me, things going to go.

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gt14rider

Time to chill

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daveoman1966

A pro welder could mig-weld the parking pawl....it should look like this  For the GT-14, it is part # 5966

The cracked diff end caps are Part # 7200.  Again...a GOOD welder MAY be able to Mig these....

The pressed in Axle Bearings is # 8048

The fall-apart bearingis # 1532.  

You could check here for parts...https://www.psep1.biz/arinet.asp?aribrand=TO#

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daveoman1966

The schematics of this Excel SS are a little fuzzy but I think you MAY be able to use this to assist repair of the Transaxle.

The Sundstrand 90-2062 Hydrogear is here too....

Hope this helps.   

Parts MAY be available here...

https://www.psep1.biz/arinet.asp?aribrand=TO#

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19richie66

I think I still have a complete gt14 differential laying in the shed after I converted mine. I’ll check this afternoon 

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gt14rider

Trying to figure out how to order parts, under bathroom repair parts.🤔  kinniffler valve for whatumacallit pipe mixing thingamajig 

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19richie66

Kneedeep in a bathroom reno myself. Had the tub sitting on my back porch waiting till I got my tile and some other projects done. Opened it finally and the box was mislabeled. Wrong tub. 40 mile round trip back to the store. Now I am shopping for another tub. Then find out that my surround for mounting it is 1/2-3/4” too wide. It was made for the shower enclosure that was in there. So now I have to build out the backwall to mate up to the tub flange. One thing after another. Rather be working on a tractor

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