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A Horse named Hiram

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Oldskool    6,644

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I'm stumped. I just opened the transmission. I spun the gears. Everything seems to be working. The hi/lo shifted. No broken pieces in the bottom anywhere. Before I pull the guts out is there something else I should be looking for?

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ebinmaine    67,500

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16 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

I'm stumped. I just opened the transmission. I spun the gears. Everything seems to be working. The hi/lo shifted. No broken pieces in the bottom anywhere. Before I pull the guts out is there something else I should be looking for?

 

@stevasaurus

 

 

 

Mike is there any cracks or excessive play in the forks?

 

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Oldskool    6,644

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3 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

 

@stevasaurus

 

 

 

Mike is there any cracks or excessive play in the forks?

 

I just pulled everything  out. The broken tang was stuck to the case in the new gear oil. Before I pulled the guts I turned everthing again and noticed it was shifting into low and gravity was the only thing shifting it into hi. I think I'm all set. It's going back together now.

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ebinmaine    67,500

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Niiiiiiiice

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Oldskool    6,644

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Those ding dang cursid ball bearings!!!!! Ugh I hate those little ba$@#&ds.

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ebinmaine    67,500

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8 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

Those ding dang cursid ball bearings!!!!! Ugh I hate those little ba$@#&ds.

:ROTF:

 

I promise I'm laughing with you. Not at you. 

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Just now, ebinmaine said:

:ROTF:

 

I promise I'm laughing with you. Not at you. 

Oh you can do both. Any chance the detent ball for the hi/lo is a different size. Maybe I mixed them up?

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ebinmaine    67,500

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1 minute ago, Oldskool said:

Oh you can do both. Any chance the detent ball for the hi/lo is a different size. Maybe I mixed them up?

Kinda thought they were the same .... 

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Oldskool    6,644

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7 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Kinda thought they were the same .... 

Me too. But for some reason i cant get the second shift rail to go in. It seems the ball is sticking out just a little bit.

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50 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

Me too. But for some reason i cant get the second shift rail to go in. It seems the ball is sticking out just a little bit.

You get it?

 

Maybe watch the video again?

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stevasaurus    22,740

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The balls are the same.  To get the detente back in between the shift rails, you have to lift the rail that is in so the ball can get into a slot.  Glad to see you found the issue and had a spare.  :occasion-xmas:

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6 minutes ago, stevasaurus said:

you have to lift the rail that is in so the ball can get into a slot.  Glad to see you found the issue and had a spare.  :occasion-xmas:

@Oldskool

That is exactly how I had it. There was just 1/32 " of that ball that was in the way. It was just being spiteful 

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Oldskool    6,644

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What is this?????

Screenshot_20210505-175930_Messenger.jpg

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Cool is what it is! 

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1 minute ago, 19richie66 said:

Cool is what it is! 

I have no idea. Trying to find out. Also trying to work out a deal on it.

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Shaw Du-All   :confusion-scratchheadyellow:

 

Is my guess fwiw

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Knowing more about the engine/tranny might help someone.  

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I don't know what it is,. but the engine, gas tank and covers look like a stationary power unit.  

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14 minutes ago, DennisThornton said:

Knowing more about the engine/tranny might help someone.  

I dont have much info. Twin cylinder Wisconsin with 16in rear wheels.

I did get it ID'ed. Ita an Atomic Babe model B.

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11 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

I dont have much info. Twin cylinder Wisconsin with 16in rear wheels.

I did get it ID'ed. Ita an Atomic Babe model B.

That's a new one to me!  Looks substantial!

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1 minute ago, DennisThornton said:

That's a new one to me!  Looks substantial!

Ya it sure does look rugged. Kinda looks built like a WH Senior

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I've saved pictures of it!

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Found this tidbit online:

"Doylestown Machine Company of Danboro, PA in the early 1950's. "

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Another member that may have some info....

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Oldskool    6,644

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Poor Hiram. He is almost done, but busy season came to soon. Next rain day I hope to get a bunch done. Meanwhile I did find him a friend today though.

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