876 won't move

[cafoose 3,147]

1 minute ago, pfrederi said:

 

 

What ever you do DO NOT use RTV little bits of that stuff getting loose in a hydro can cause you to be back in there to clear out the acceleration valves...

I hadn't planned on that I read about that in other threads. I've learned a lot reading threads on

[Gregor 4,838]

While you have that thing tore down, would it be possible to get some measurements of this link? Mine was missing, when I got my 876, and I have been trying to replicate it. Part number 169 in the pic. Spring number 172 also please. Thanks

[cafoose 3,147]

36 minutes ago, Gregor said:

While you have that thing tore down, would it be possible to get some measurements of this link? Mine was missing, when I got my 876, and I have been trying to replicate it. Part number 169 in the pic. Spring number 172 also please. Thanks

Sure I can go out later and check it

[cafoose 3,147]

1 hour ago, cafoose said:

Trans gasket  #5999

Pump gasket #5955

Axle seals #5958

Parking brake seal #5959

came in from @wheelhorseman

Wix 51410 ordered from Fisher Auto Parts pickup tomorrow morning

1/4 x 1 woodruff keys in stock Fisher Auto Parts

10w-40 oil picking up tomorrow

5/16 x 18 nylock nuts in stock at Lowe's picking up tomorrow.

Correction ordered grade 8 bolts thanks @pfrederi, nylock nuts, and woodruff keys from NAPA. NAPA wanted $16 for a filter and I got a Wix from Fisher for less than half the price

 

[cafoose 3,147]

@Gregor hope this helps

 

[Gregor 4,838]

13 minutes ago, cafoose said:

@Gregor hope this helps

 

 

That's perfect.    

[cafoose 3,147]

1 minute ago, Gregor said:

That's perfect.    

You're welcome!

[WHX?? 46,772]

4 hours ago, cafoose said:

Am I missing anything?

Yah ...six paks for yer bros helping you out! 

[cafoose 3,147]

3 minutes ago, WHX24 said:

Yah ...six paks for yer bros helping you out! 

Get to work

 

 

[Gregor 4,838]

@cafoose I made a new link using the measurements you provided. While mine did work, this one works better. I have been trying to get those numbers for weeks.   again for the pics.

[stevasaurus 22,230]

Wheel Horse did not use any gasket cement, and if everything is clean, you shouldn't either.  I don't even soak them in oil, just tighten the bolts evenly.  I have not had a leak yet.  And yes, you want to put the same oil in that came out.  

[squonk 38,926]

14 hours ago, cafoose said:

Get to work

 

 

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[Achto 26,554]

On 4/17/2021 at 3:09 PM, cafoose said:

 

As long as you still have your tranny apart, have you given any thought to fixing your parking brake?? It's not supposed to have that large notch caved into it. 

 

 

[pfrederi 17,147]

A disadvantage of having owned a tractor for many years especially after the tranny was overhauled is you can't blame the Previous owner for grinding down the parking pawl

[Gregor 4,838]

45 minutes ago, stevasaurus said:

you want to put the same oil in that came out.

I understand that perfectly. I'm just wondering why someone switched 25 years ago. Or did WH use regular oil in some cases?

[cafoose 3,147]

28 minutes ago, Achto said:

 

As long as you still have your tranny apart, have you given any thought to fixing your parking brake?? It's not supposed to have that large notch caved into it. 

 

 

Yes I didn't know that I never saw the way it's supposed to look Where can I get one?

[Gregor 4,838]

[cafoose 3,147]

4 minutes ago, Gregor said:

I understand that perfectly. I'm just wondering why someone switched 25 years ago. Or did WH use regular oil in some cases?

I believe when it was rebuilt the shop switched it out. They also redid the pump. From what I understand used ATF in earlier models and motor oil in later models.

Edited April 21, 2021 by cafoose

[pfrederi 17,147]

3 minutes ago, cafoose said:

Yes I didn't know that I never saw the way it's supposed to look Where can I get one?

 

I just lay a couple of weld beads across the gap then file and grind to shape

[Achto 26,554]

3 minutes ago, Gregor said:

 

Like @pfrederi posted. They can be fixed by welding a new piece in or building it up with weld.

[stevasaurus 22,230]

@Gregor  Wheel Horse used both ATF and 10W-30 (10W-40 is OK).   

[cafoose 3,147]

@Gregor@pfrederi I took the parking brake to my local welding shop with the picture @Gregor posted and they are going to weld a piece in for me

[pfrederi 17,147]

2 hours ago, cafoose said:

@Gregor@pfrederi I took the parking brake to my local welding shop with the picture @Gregor posted and they are going to weld a piece in for me

  I am sure then it will look nicer than the ones i fixed!!

[cafoose 3,147]

7 hours ago, stevasaurus said:

@Gregor  Wheel Horse used both ATF and 10W-30 (10W-40 is OK).   

I got 10w-30

1 hour ago, pfrederi said:

  I am sure then it will look nicer than the ones i fixed!!

We'll see I'll post a pic when I get it back

[Gregor 4,838]

20 hours ago, stevasaurus said:

Wheel Horse did not use any gasket cement, and if everything is clean, you shouldn't either. 

My trans leaks a bit. Nothing terrible, but enough. I really don't know why. Everything was super clean. I sprayed the gaskets with Pematex Copper, and tightened it up evenly I thought, but still it leaks. That being said, a leak is better that gasket maker compound in your hydro. I have rags.