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Solex

I have a 1986 308-8 that has been re powered by a Magnum 12. My experience has been that the tractor needs to come to a complete stop before a gear change or it will grind. Is this normal operation for these manual transmissions or can you step on the clutch and change gears on the fly?

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JVDWheelHorse

With the manuals you need to come to a complete stop from my experience :)  

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tunahead72

Absolutely normal.  From my 1986 300 & 400 series operator's manual:
"Never attempt to shift gears with unit in motion. Severe internal transmission damage may result".
 

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Jerzguy2

Come on, real guys don't read manuals or instructions!

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Racinbob

I agree Jerz, that just the manufacturers opinion of how it should be done :blink:

But.....do pay attention to the complete stop thingy.

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stevasaurus

Just like the Big Tractors...you start out in the gear you want to use.  :)

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953 nut

Come on, real guys don't read manuals or instructions!

:ROTF:                     :text-lol:                 :auto-layrubber:                                 :auto-swerve:                             :auto-driving:                            :auto-rally:                         :lol:

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wrightorchid

Please do stop. These are not synchro trannys.  I hear you can damage the low/high selector also, when shifting while moving.

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Solex

I suppose that I was being a bit lazy and should have simply downloaded the manual before going to the keyboard with this question. But it is always more fun to hear from the members and supporters.

Thank You.

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JVDWheelHorse

I suppose that I was being a bit lazy and should have simply downloaded the manual before going to the keyboard with this question. But it is always more fun to hear from the members and supporters.

Thank You.

Its fine :) I liked answering it since I'm new and im a kid so it felt good to help somebody haha

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Coadster32

You can only grind third gear so many times....At least in the old trannys anyhow.

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JVDWheelHorse

What will happen after?

Edited by WheelHorseKid1843

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boovuc

Bend the wishbone selector making the tranny want to pop out of gear or not engage at all, chew the edges off all the gears to a point where you can't get it to engage the speed you want, stress and destroy the bearings that everything rides on in the case, snap a tooth or two on a gear thus elimination that speed or all of them depending on the gear that is damaged. (And the list goes on). :< )
Complete stop before changing speeds.

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