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Missing the shift rail retainer on Suburban 551

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Dave D.

On the Suburban 551 I saved, the gear stick just comes out.

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Missing the shift collar. Looks to be part number 3514 maybe with a roll pin?

Are these available?

The 551 has a 2 piece 3007 trans. Is there a kit available for the refresh?

 

Thanks.

 

Dave

 

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rmaynard

It may have come off in the tranny. Take picture down into the shifter hole, and let's see what's in there. Is the dog-point set screw still there?

 

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ri702bill

Later 2 pc shifters have a small bead of weld to keep the collar retained and in the proper relationship to the ball end. Something to consider as part of the long term fix....

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oliver2-44
17 minutes ago, Dave D. said:

On the Suburban 551 I saved, the gear stick just comes out.

Shifter_parts_missing.thumb.jpg.163aa76e6197147435632bfc7ce2f6b3.jpg

Missing the shift collar. Looks to be part number 3514 maybe with a roll pin?

Are these available

The 551 has a 2 piece 3007 trans. Is there a kit available for the refresh?

 

Thanks.

 

Dave

 

One of our vendors Wheel Horse Parts and More sells a braring and seal kit. 
Another vendor K & B Horse Parts probable has a good used shifter. Or JakeKuhn sell parts on eBay. 

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Dave D.

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Retaining screw appears to still be there. I don't see any evidence of it being welded in the past. From the parts manual it looks like it used a roll pin to hold it in.

Thanks,

 

Dave

 

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stevasaurus

Your trans is a 5007...not a 3007 !!  Any Wheel Horse shifter will work...yours has a bend about 2 or 3" up.  Contact on of our vendors for a replacement...like A to Z.  :occasion-xmas:  One of our members may even have one and offer it here.  :orcs-cheers:

Looking at the above picture, I would guess you are in 1st gear.:confusion-confused:

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