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PICTURE of 1964 JD 3020 gas w/powershift: Trans-Disconnect Lever mechanism
Working condition, with some repair: $10,000. Fully restored: $20,000+- Farmer MM
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PICTURE of 1964 JD 3020 gas w/powershift: Trans-Disconnect Lever mechanism
Sorry..picture is sideways.- Farmer MM
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PICTURE of 1964 JD 3020 gas w/powershift: Trans-Disconnect Lever mechanism
SUCCESS!!!!! Thank you to HIM "above" for patience!!!!!!!! Thank you to Kroil/PB Blaster! and THANK YOU to great support on this Forum!!!!- Farmer MM
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PICTURE of 1964 JD 3020 gas w/powershift: Trans-Disconnect Lever mechanism
Pictures may be easier. #1: 1-Clevis rod to engine clutch bracket; 2-bracket attached to outside Disconnect-Lever (broken off). NOTICE rear-angle! #2: Lever in ENGAGED position (all the way toward radiator). NOTICE the rear-angle of mechanism. In order to Dis-engage, the...- Farmer MM
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PICTURE of 1964 JD 3020 gas w/powershift: Trans-Disconnect Lever mechanism
Mine is early model: sn: ..645000. PTO and Trans-disconnect on same left side. I need to see how the internal trans-disconnect lever mechanism looks ENGAGED and DISENGAGED. It appears mine is over-centered in engaged. Thanks. Bill- Farmer MM
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Manually turn-over 1964 JD 3020 gas
"Unique"...yup, that would be ME!!!! I don't intend to actually disengage the trans-disconnect, but want it fixed, at least lever wise. I have all the mechanism unbolted, and the lever-rod is totally free in the housing. As I surmise, the lever was broken-off by a heavy weight (bale??)...- Farmer MM
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Manually turn-over 1964 JD 3020 gas
My rear-lever would be the PTO Engage/Disengage lever.- Farmer MM
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I've been watching videos on the Transmission-Disengage Lever (T-D: sorry, need to call it "Engine Disconnect"): I THINK I've been looking at mine wrong! My rear lever has a rod that goes straight down in to the transmission area, and is totally free, except for the spring that snaps it back...- Farmer MM
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1. In Park, pushed clutch pedal in, had transmission-disengaged (lever pulled-back to driver), fired up and ran fine. Drove out of shop, then realized T-D lever pulled back, so pushed forward. Drove all around yard, stopped start, used loader, shut off tractor, restarted, no issues. EXCEPT...- Farmer MM
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Manually turn-over 1964 JD 3020 gas
Matthies, how did you free up the stuck clutch via Timing Cover hole? I've sprayed penetrating oil all around the flywheel edge and between two main pressure-plates. Clutch disk is within these, so now direct access. Also, internet keeps saying (I know!) that all powershift transmissions have...- Farmer MM
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Hey, don't laugh at the bike inner-tube...I've DONE IT!!! :giggle: I have the Welpro rubber/cork material, so made one from it. BT- Farmer MM
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Yes, correct one. Being the old one was a thick fiber thingy, I thought maybe it had to be able to 'breath' or something like that.- Farmer MM
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Fixingfarmer: FANTASTIC idea to access flywheel through timing plate cover!!!!!!!! About four days prior I squirted a mixture of ATF-fluid, Kroil oil, and Gas into each cylinder, and left plugs out. I put my screwdriver in the t-p-c hold, and flywheel turned like butter!!! I can even turn...- Farmer MM
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Manually turn-over 1964 JD 3020 gas
Yes, never thought of that spot! THANKS!- Farmer MM
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