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Shifter fork poppet ball and spring
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Shifter fork poppet ball and spring
Had trouble shifting my ‘50 Cub. Removed the shifter cover to discover the 2/3 gear fork shaft had slid out of the front of the tranny case. Found a spring (see pics) but no ball. There is evidence that someone had previously been in the transmission. Does the spring appear to be the right size? What size ball is necessary?
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Re: Shifter fork poppet ball and spring
3/8" ball , probably in the bottom of the trans, could drain oil maybe it will come out
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Re: Shifter fork poppet ball and spring
Hi,
Below is a picture from TM Tractor of the ball and spring.
http://www.tmtractor.com/tm-tractor/gtr/gspb_001.htm
They also have the new ball and spring, it says the size of the ball in the listing.
http://www.tmtractor.com/new/tr/1953fp.htm
http://www.tmtractor.com/new/tr/2768fp.htm
Below is a picture from TM Tractor of the ball and spring.
http://www.tmtractor.com/tm-tractor/gtr/gspb_001.htm
They also have the new ball and spring, it says the size of the ball in the listing.
http://www.tmtractor.com/new/tr/1953fp.htm
http://www.tmtractor.com/new/tr/2768fp.htm
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Re: Shifter fork poppet ball and spring
I’m having trouble understanding how the shift rail could move rearward, with a shift fork attached to it. Can you elaborate?
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Re: Shifter fork poppet ball and spring
Old Man wrote:Had trouble shifting my ‘50 Cub. Removed the shifter cover to discover the 2/3 gear fork shaft had slid out of the front of the tranny case. Found a spring (see pics) but no ball. There is evidence that someone had previously been in the transmission. Does the spring appear to be the right size? What size ball is necessary?
Does this mean you could see the shaft sticking out the front of the transmission housing?
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Re: Shifter fork poppet ball and spring
It slid to the rear, out of the hole in the front of the case. The shaft can’t physically go very far forward.
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