[AT] IH cub

[Robinson]

bwhdon wrote:

> Bigdog,
> 
> any idea what make the noise in the drive line when it is idling, as soon as
> you put the clutch in it stops. Due cubs have a tendency to do this or is
> there a bearing on the main shaft to the trans and then to the pto thats
> causes this ? sounds like its at the pto end of the trans.
> 
> Don





	Hi Don:
	Does it make any difference if the PTO is in gear or not? 
Sort of sounds like it could be bearings in the 
transmission. What kind of condition is the tranny lube in?
	On the up side, taking the top cover off to take a look 
inside is not much harder than removing the radiator cap off 
on some big old tractors.   :-)   Just a few cap screws and 
nothing in the way.
	You won't need a hoist to lift the top cover and shifter.   :-)
	CUBs are a lot of fun and the ladies thinking they are 
"cute" is a good thing.
	It is probably a little far and short notice for you to 
bring it to CUB FEST this week end (but you are certainly 
welcome to bring it). There will be a batch of guys here 
that have a lot of CUB knowledge between them. One of the 
other nice things about CUBs is that it doesn't take a big 
expensive trailer to haul one.
	The CUB board at:
www.farmallcub.com
is a great resource.
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