Posted by NCWayne on May 24, 2011 at 23:19:18 from (166.82.187.163):
Read the post yesterday where the guy was asking about getting a Select-O-Speed transmission rebuilt. I volunteered my services if the guy was close and akined it to an automatic. Showcrop called me out on saying that, and given the way I stated it in the post I'll admit I made a mistatement. While I haven't done a rebuild on a Select-O-Speed I have worked on a couple of them and the basic design is the same as any true automatic in that they operate using hydraulically applied clutch packs along with a series of planetary gears. The difference is with the Select-O-Speed the gear change is made manually and with a true automatic it's made depending on the speed of the transmisson's internals acting on a governor, that moves a hydraulic spool to direct the oil to apply or release the proper clutch packor brakeband. Basically a fairely easy rebuild if you know the thickness of the clutches/clutch packs, torque specs for everything, etc.
That said how may of you know that at least one model of Ford with the Select-O-Speed also has a clutch, and if the clutch goes out it won't pull??? Had a customers 4200 experience that dilemma some years back. The clutch involved isn't one that can be applied or released like on a standard tractor. It's actually more or less designed like an overrunning clutch and is a single clutch disc held under pressure by a heavy wave spring. When the splined center's welds give up and it gets twisted out of the disc assembly the end result is s tractor that won't go anywhere regardless of what gear you put it in.
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