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Got the box all welded up and new chain cut, new gasket made, put both sides together yesterday and put the pulley and locking collars on this AM, I shoved a quart and a half of 00 grease inside, I oiled everything also. There is a chain adjuster you have to trap between both case halves, I used grease t hold it somewhat and a car antenna to guide it in place.
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I pulled the rear cover and replaced the gasket and mounted the gearbox bracket. Gearbox looks nice inside. My belts came in at the store.
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Your having way too much fun.
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2264 with 54 GT deck 1641 AKA Black Jack with a 402-E Haban Sickle bar mower JD317 dump truck BX2670 with FEL |
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Got it hanging on the back, still waiting on two bearings for the gearbox.
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Just finished putting the gearbox together, I replaced the seals and outer bearings and new grease inside. Cut a new cover gasket from cork. No vent or fill plug on this thing, seems sealed once together. Got some parts ordered to finish the PTO also(needed one new screw and a triangle spring, one of mine had a broken tip), as well as an INTERNATIONAL decal for the back. The tiller seemed to have a tight spot when rotating, I backed off the chain adjustment and all is good now. They stress in the manual finger tight only, I had cranked it down pretty tight with my fingers, guess it was too finger tight(I did hand tight maybe?).
Still haven't bought any tines yet...had a card in hand and called that Outdoors place, and their computers were down... |
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Usually the outside and the ones facing the gearbox wear the most. I have rotated the tines on a few horse tillers that I borrowed before getting my own. By moving the inside facing ones out and outside ones in with a little mixing and matching you can usually get full coverage again....unless they look like Sam's, his were whooped.
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My excluders were fubar from the shaft wallering around with bad bearings. I used a Dorman #299-020 washer with 1.125" ID slipped onto the shaft after the excluder, this was tack welded 3 or 4 spots then removed and spot welded all around. Should keep out the big chunks. I ordered new felt seals. Mounted the gearbox and used a 3VX530 Gates belt. Waiting on felt seals and some PTO pieces now.
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What a great job, thanks.
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Got a decal for the back.
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What did you fill your 90° gear box with? Or is that what your waiting on bearings for.....
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