Tranny frustrations

[Maxwell-8 4,290]

And a fresh gasket ans some new axle seals.

Edited February 18, 2021 by Maxwell-8

[Maxwell-8 4,290]

And installed the hubs so she is ready to get bolted back up to the tractor. another trans/tractor saved and ready to run another +35 years

 

2/3 of the trannys done, tomorrow i start on the Raider 10, a 4 speed.

[ebinmaine 68,302]

Good work Max. Well done.

[Maxwell-8 4,290]

1 hour ago, ebinmaine said:

Good work Max. Well done.

I was a bit afraid of doing it and didn't want to do it. But once i started, i like doing it, some good quality and great serviceability!  a joy to work on.

Edited February 18, 2021 by Maxwell-8

[pfrederi 17,866]

Nice work!!!!

[Maxwell-8 4,290]

Finnally the last axle bearing came in, 55$ for one bearing. 

Made myself a bearing installer since I didn't want to risk using the hammer 

It went in like butter

everything nicely cleaned and a new gasket

But disaster striked again 'Gently' hammerd the hubs on, but the last hit, I hit a bit to high and blew one piece clean off.

Since hubs are impossible to find, we had no other option but to weld her back together. with a 20$ welding rod

But this 40kg (90 lbs)  tranny is now finnaly done and ready to put back under the Raider 10. My first horse I ever bought but 8 months later and I still haven't driven it. But that is about to change!

 

 

[stevasaurus 22,861]

Excellent pictures Maxwell!!!   Very satisfying working on a Wheel Horse transmission, isn't it.  

[Maxwell-8 4,290]

5 hours ago, stevasaurus said:

Excellent pictures Maxwell!!!   Very satisfying working on a Wheel Horse transmission, isn't it.  

Sure is! Pretty easy to work on.  learned a lot from this. It doesn't matter how intimidating it looks, just start on it and do it. 

 

Btw thanks for the tips stevasaurus

[71_Bronco 1,072]

Great work on those transmissions, glad everything went smoothly for you.