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Gerald E Ackerman, Sr.
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 Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:30 pm Post subject: CASE VA Series, Installing Pinion Shaft after #6013843 |
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Case upgraded the installation of the pinion shaft with the following heavier duty parts:
V-202203, Washer-Thrust gear spacer (2-1/2" OD dia, 0.1345" thick)
V-20217, Washer-Spring tension (0.080" thick)
V-20218, Washer- Thrust (1-5/8" OD dia., 0.164"-0.170" thick)
V-21042, Spacer-1st and 2nd gears (2-1/4" OD dia., 1.300"-1.306" in length)
Does any one have these parts or know where to get these parts? They were included in a Spring washer and spacer kit, VTA-1649.
Gerry A.
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1031D
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| Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 5:40 pm Post subject: Re: CASE VA Series, Installing Pinion Shaft after #6013843 |
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Interesting. I have 7 VA series and never had any pinion problems. I've had chipped bull pinion teeth and trans gears though.
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mEl
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| Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 9:34 am Post subject: Re: CASE VA Series, Installing Pinion Shaft after #6013843 |
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| 1031D wrote: | | (quoted from post at 18:40:37 01/21/13) Interesting. I have 7 VA series and never had any pinion problems. I've had chipped bull pinion teeth and trans gears though. |
Something from my past makes me think that there was a change from the wave washer setup to a solid selective spacer setup. You need to get with a real VAC expert on this. the later 200s and clear through the 530s used a selective spacer to set the clearance bertween the bottom shaft spacers and set the rolling torque at the same time.
mEl
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