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Fifth gear lockout bolt?

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Bob

07-27-2002 14:10:11




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Does someone have a picture or a description of where the fifth gear lockout bolt is located on a farmall h? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks Bob




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Dave

07-27-2002 19:09:54




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 Re: fifth gear lockout bolt? in reply to Bob, 07-27-2002 14:10:11  
Bob,the fifth gear lockout bolt is located at about the one oclock postion near the base of the gear shift lever on top of the transmission case if you were looking at it from the seat. the book says to remove the locko8ut screw and replace it with a 3/8 X 3/4 inch cap screw. Hope this helps



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Bob

07-28-2002 07:19:54




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 Re: Re: fifth gear lockout bolt? in reply to Dave, 07-27-2002 19:09:54  
Dave, I looked on the tranny cover and I don't see a bolt at one o'clock. Is it one of the bolts that hold the steering post on? One of the bolts that hold the rear gas tank support on? If I look straight up from the shifter there is a bolt. I took it out and when you look down the hole and try to shift it into fifth gear you can see something moving inside the hole. Nothing moves when you put it into any other gear just fifth, but it still will not go all the way into fifth. Thanks Bob

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joe

07-28-2002 18:14:21




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 Re: Re: Re: fifth gear lockout bolt? in reply to Bob, 07-28-2002 07:19:54  
when you shift into 5th, the shifter will not move as far towards the seat as it will when you are in 1st or 3rd. This is due to the design of the gears in the transmission, which is hard to explain in a simple manner. Start the ole' girl up and try running it in fifth without that bolt in, I think it will probably work.



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Bob

07-28-2002 20:56:47




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: fifth gear lockout bolt? in reply to joe, 07-28-2002 18:14:21  
Joe, I did what you said, I took the bolt out and put it into fifth and I am still able to roll the tractor by hand. When I put it into any other gear i am not able to move it. I will try starting the tractor tomorrow and see if it will move. Thanks Bob



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