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01-08-2011, 08:18 PM
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serviced 147 transmission
i serviced the transmission today. 6qts of hytran and a new filter and im on my way. i also fixed the linkage issue with the transmission. seems like there is a helper spring on the back of the tractor which seems to be interfering with the linkage. i loosed it up and its better, but i still dont know why it interfers with the operation of the trans linkage. i think the prevous did some interesting engineering on that spring assembly which is why it isnt right. im going to see if the right parts are still available. seems like this tractor was "farmed". allot of parts used were not the proper parts.
good news is that so far the engine runs fantasic. seems to have plenty of power and does not smoke/knock. im pleased with the rebuild so far. im really surpised at how powerful this tractor feels. it just takes right off after i made the linkage work properly. they have one of the strongest drivetrains ever put into any tractor. has nice groundspeed too, allot nicer than my john deere 112. all older garden tractors were made well and there is merit to all of them, but i think i understand this "yellow fever" thing. im not saying im going to buy another IH cub, but i sure do like the one i have. i cannot wait to really put it back to work again. this thing almost feels like a farm tractor. 
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