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Old 11-12-24, 23:29
Bruce Reeves Bruce Reeves is offline
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Default C60s jumps out of fourth gear

Hi all
now registered and on the road. shake out finds jumping out of fourth gear on downhill overrun conditions (ie neutral throttle) any ideas before I pull it apart again?
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Old 12-12-24, 01:26
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Had the same issue with our C30 LAAT. The shifter alignment plate was rusted/worn out as well the springs for the for the ball detents required replacement.
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Old 13-12-24, 02:25
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Had the same issue with our C30 LAAT. The shifter alignment plate was rusted/worn out as well the springs for the for the ball detents required replacement.
same here, same cure. plus I changed to a new cage bearing.
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Old 01-01-25, 02:49
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Default .... be patient......

....once the tranny is figured out the transfer case will need adjustment......

I can't remember how many times I took the running chassis to the back field for a test run only to walk back to the barn to get the tractor to pull the C15a back to the work shop...... tranny is usually the worn or pitted shifting bars, ball detent and springs......... the transfer case.... in my case the two speed T case.... was a real night mare........ and the adjustments of the rods have to be done one turn of the rod at a time.... and each time requires disassembly of the whole shifting mechanism... finally got it right and trouble free ever since....

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Old 01-01-25, 23:40
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....once the tranny is figured out the transfer case will need adjustment......

I can't remember how many times I took the running chassis to the back field for a test run only to walk back to the barn to get the tractor to pull the C15a back to the work shop...... tranny is usually the worn or pitted shifting bars, ball detent and springs......... the transfer case.... in my case the two speed T case.... was a real night mare........ and the adjustments of the rods have to be done one turn of the rod at a time.... and each time requires disassembly of the whole shifting mechanism... finally got it right and trouble free ever since....

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Oh yes! Popping the transfer case into neutral with the shift lever stuck in the 2-4 gate, Fun ! Got used to popping under the truck with a crowbar to force the linkage back into high range. adjust take apart adjust take apart, repeat.....
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