[AT] Economy Jim Dandy

[Cecil Bearden]

Usually it was stuck in reverse or 2nd So I would figure out how to get the 
shifter near the right spot and then pull up on the shifter while shoving it 
back into the right position.  It takes a certain "heavy touch" but It can 
be done.  Sure saves a lot of time.  If I pulled a top deck, I usually 
welded a bead on the end to prevent it from happening again....  We had 4 
rental tractor loaders before they had shuttle shifts.....  They got a lot 
of wear...

Cecil
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> Cecil, I'm curious. When you said you "got pretty good at getting them
> back in gear without pulling the top deck," what did you do?
>
> Bob
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