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    R700 Hood:

    terry replied to Rob's topic in Odds and Ends

    I have seen that style with the longer cummins engines, or with V8 macks or detroits. terry
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    Right front frame rail,right behind right steer tire. terry
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    I would check on parts, i think they are almost obsolete. terry
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    Don't forget about the rear end, with a change to a diesel you might have to go with a lower no. rear to get any road speed. terry
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    Where are you located? terry
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    Is there a reason you can't use the flywheel housing that is on the 675 engine? terry
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    You fill the rearmost box and fluid will travel to all three boxes, but you have to fill and let sit for a few minutes to let the oil flow through the boxes. Terry
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    That tranny is actually three trannys bolted together and the fluid will run from the back all the way to the front one, has holes from case to case. terry
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    far rear one is the fill plug, will flow to the rest of the tranny, the other plug has a catch area there for the magnet in the plug to catch pieces. terry
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    The six speed will give you lower gears, it will not give you any splits between the gears, if that is what you are looking for. terry
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    Just remember you can always go up but not back down when you are buying ! Terry
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    Are you sure the 3 is not an E there is an EHQ model in the E sreies. terry
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    Yes you are totally right on that, I guess when i said peanut type i wasn,t thinking of the air power divider having the peanuts. I know the air ones sure work alot better than the non air ones. Terry
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    If it is a air power divider and the drive shaft turns then something else is wrong, but if it is the peanut style it will turn if one axle is broken. terry
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    Bigger tankeans more volume, a small tank might not have enough air to start a engine. terry
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    There are no seals on the front of them transmissions,The cover is a real tight fit around the input shaft that has reverse threads that push the oil back, so if the pilot bearing or the input shaft bearing gets loose they can wear out the threads or score the cover and leak. terry
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    might have come in it, get the build sheet from Mack museum that will tell you exactly what it was ordered with, I have seen B61's with the old style roadranger that they came with. terry
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    should be a bolt in swap, everthing will interchange, and why not use the unishift if everything works all right. terry
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    Nice find! Is it in Wyoming? Need some more pics. Sure would look good in my garage! Terry
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    72 is a direct in the main and a 720 is overdrive in the main.Other than that they are the same. terry
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    I would not even call that a leak! not enough to mess with. Terry
  22. terry
    found a 1967 R737LST1055 tractor the other day wondering if many were made, and must be a real early one with the low seriel no. terry
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    I put a 237 in front of a quad and drove it for years that way, used the push type clutch and flywheel. Had no trouble what so ever. terry
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    The back box will feed from the front box, seems if i remember 5 gal. pail will fill them with a little left over. terry
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    Unloader valves will do this, had a truck at work doing that and a valve kit fixed it. terry

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