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Re: International 434,....Gear noise
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Posted by JB2 on February 13, 2005 at 09:00:38 from (66.185.84.199):
In Reply to: International 434,....Gear noise posted by GW on February 12, 2005 at 15:13:12:
Hi GW, inspection plate is on bottom of torque tube on transmission side of flywheel. I agree with partsman if it stops grinding gears after it warms up then it is most likely stiff grease in the pilot bearing. We had a B414,434 and 384 as loader tractors that were running every day even in -30F weather and they would never grind the gears. When it was really cold it was very difficult to shift between gears until the transmission oil warmed up. Good luck JB2
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