[AT] Economy Jim Dandy

[Mike Sloane]

It is also a big problem with the IH transmission used on the H/M series 
and numbered descendants - the taper at the end gets worn, and you wind 
up in two gears at once. I am a sorry welder, but I have learned how to 
add material and then grind it back to restore the profile. I have done 
this successfully on several tractors.

Mike

Cecil Bearden wrote:
> If you can add some metal to the end of the shifter ball without it 
> hitting anything then it will keep the sheft lever from jumping over the 
> shifter fork.   I did this a lot on the old Massey tractors.   Afte a 
> while you learn to push down on the gearshift when shifting instead of 
> pulling up and this does not happen.  I got pretty good at getting them 
> back in gear without pulling the top deck by the time I quit working in 
> the tractor shop.
> 
> Cecil in OKla

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