2320 hydro drive shaft just snapped off !!!

[MaJYk]

The 2520 does not have ujoints in the driveline to the rear hydro unit like the 2210,2305 and 2320 have...This is the items in question..

My posts were in re to glen and rogator

 

[Rogator]

Thanks for the speedy response MaJYk.

 

[Glen Watkins]

Thanks for the info MaJYk!

 

[JDdude]

My posts were in re to glen and rogator

My bad then, sorry bout that..I need to read more..I was following the OP.

 

[Henri88]

1st pic- 2 fittings on right next to the frame for hydro pedal linkage

2nd 3rd 4th pic - left side brake linkage

5th pic - right side facing forward, crossbar attaching point on mmm lift linkage

6th pic - left side facing rear ( same description as 5th pic)

Also, each pivot point on each side of loader.

62D-3 spindles, tensioner, 2 ujoints, pto shaft, 4 gauge wheel axles, front 2 gauge wheel pivots

If u can't find them let me know an I can get better pics

While on this subject, does anybody else have trouble getting the front axle pivot to "take"? My battery gun will bypass before it builds the pressure to get it greased, have to keep grease in the old pump gun just for this one.

Try lifting the front end just enough to remove the weight off your front axle. :thumbsup:

 

[Rob-D]

I'm not sure from the pics but is this the front shaft that drives the front gearbox on the 4WD?

I ask because I did this when I had my 2320. I was going down the road and it blew. I fixed it myself and my dealer covered the cost of parts which came to about 8 or 9 hundred bucks.
The thing about Deere is that they know drive shafts and splines break and they make the input shafts on gear boxes short so they are easy to replace without ripping apart the whole box. (It took me about two hours to fix mine)
Also Deere has an updated front shaft which is about an inch in diameter as opposed to the old shaft which is about 5/8" in diameter.

Rob

 

[kennyd]

I'm not sure from the pics but is this the front shaft that drives the front gearbox on the 4WD?

I ask because I did this when I had my 2320. I was going down the road and it blew. I fixed it myself and my dealer covered the cost of parts which came to about 8 or 9 hundred bucks.
The thing about Deere is that they know drive shafts and splines break and they make the input shafts on gear boxes short so they are easy to replace without ripping apart the whole box. (It took me about two hours to fix mine)
Also Deere has an updated front shaft which is about an inch in diameter as opposed to the old shaft which is about 5/8" in diameter.

Rob

Rob...You need to read the thread-it, it's NOT the shaft that goes to the front axle.

 

[wdchyd]

I fixed it myself and my dealer covered the cost of parts which came to about 8 or 9 hundred bucks.
The thing about Deere is that they know drive shafts and splines break and they make the input shafts on gear boxes short so they are easy to replace without ripping apart the whole box.

Rob

Rob, the OP'r will end up yanking it all apart on this one since the input housing broke too.......Much bigger fix than just input shaft.....

How many hours on your tractor when your troubles happened..??

 

[Rob-D]

Rob, the OP'r will end up yanking it all apart on this one since the input housing broke too.......Much bigger fix than just input shaft.....

How many hours on your tractor when your troubles happened..??

Less than 100 hours.
Got it Kenny! My mistake.
This might help though. When my shaft went I found one 'U' joint was binding?

 

[wdchyd]

Less than 100 hours.
Got it Kenny! My mistake.
This might help though. When my shaft went I found one 'U' joint was binding?

Thanx for the heads-up.....