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    Backhoe transmission

    Jim, took your advice, glad I did. No repairing this tranny. Missing teeth, front bearing gone etc.. The input shaft is about 4" long 1 1/8 inside if splines and 19 spines in total. No info on the internet. My thought is to purchase a 11 spline ford tranny and use my input shaft in the...
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    Backhoe transmission

    Jim, took your advice, glad I did. No repairing this tranny. Missing teeth, front bearing gone etc.. The input shaft is about 4" long 1 1/8 inside if splines and 19 spines in total. No info on the internet. My thought is to purchase a 11 spline ford tranny and use my input shaft in the...
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    Backhoe transmission

    Fellas, I have a Parson's backhoe with a T98-1R 4 speed transmission. This is an odd ball backhoe. I found a replacement with the same number above on the internet at a reasonable price. Would I be safe to assume I if I ordered it that the input shaft would be the same diameter and...
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    Backhoe transmission

    Fellas, I have a Parson's backhoe with a T98-1R 4 speed transmission. This is an odd ball backhoe. I found a replacement with the same number above on the internet at a reasonable price. Would I be safe to assume I if I ordered it that the input shaft would be the same diameter and...
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    Manual Transmission question

    Sorry Jim, linkage is the wrong word to use. I was worried if I pulled the splined shaft out of the Shuttle, would it be easy to insert a new one back in (fixed coupling) or would a bunch of discs or gears fall out. (no idea what's inside of the shuttle. Sounds like from your response, it...
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    Manual Transmission question

    Jim, Here is a couple of photo's of where the transmission attaches to the shuttle. The shuttle linkage was disconnected to un-screw the cap on the shifter. Thanks Nate
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    Manual Transmission question

    Thanks for the replies. Looks like if need be should be easy to find. I plan on trying to fix this one, it might be too far gone though. Drain plug has a chip with a 3 inch crack, would need brazing. The index pin by the shifter is gone, broke the top part of the casing. Can't get it in 4th...
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    Manual Transmission question

    I have a Parson's 77-L rubber tire backhoe (1960's era). Might be the only one in existence (no pictures or literature on the internet). The transmission is a borg/warner T98-1R 4 speed manual transmission. I will need to take it out this spring and either do some major repairs or replace it...
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    Backhoe pictures

    The Allis Chalmers have a very similar look. I found online the Koehring parsons 166-15 manual and most of the systems seem to be the same with exception of the Detroit engine. I am speculating but the loader looks like a Oliver/white. The digging end of the hoe, no idea. I am kinda having...
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    Backhoe pictures

    Thanks for looking into this Robert. I agree that the loader looks like an Oliver/white. Can't find a replica for the hoe portion. I was hoping someone would say "my uncle had one like this" Another reader said is was used in Vietnam for laying communication cable. I am going through the...
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    Backhoe pictures

    Definitely some type of retrofit. Has a Detroit and the loader looks like a whit/Oliver. I don t believe I will be able to find a parts catalog but hopefully find some resources on hydarolics, etc...
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    Backhoe make and model stumped?

    Any idea where I can get a manual or more information on this backhoe?
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    Backhoe pictures

    Sorry new to this stuff, attached are the photos
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    Backhoe make and model stumped?

    Folks, Recently bought a backhoe, no idea of make or model. It has parsons 77-L trench liner on the hood. No tags so far that I can find through 40 years of lubrication. Cab looks like it is from another tractor 3-53 Detroit diesel Shuttle shift forward, neutral, reverse 4 speed...
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