Front drive case schematic?

stormpetrel · Mar 21, 2013

While I'm working on the tractor and have the transmission drained I'd like to find a new piece for the front drive case. I have no idea what the part number is, and could really use a schematic.

I've always been impressed with how you guys post up those exploded views of a particular part described in a post....does anyone have the know-how to post the front drive case schematic for a 2210D?

(The part I'm looking for is the piece that pushes the gears to actuate the 4wd)

Scotty Dive · Mar 21, 2013

Internal:
External

YM1720D · Mar 21, 2013

I think you are talking about the 4wd drop box and I didn't have any luck finding a schematic for that. Maybe someone else can help.

stormpetrel · Mar 21, 2013

YM1720D said:
I think you are talking about the 4wd drop box and I didn't have any luck finding a schematic for that. Maybe someone else can help.

Yep, exactly. The manual refers to it as the front drive case, I refer to it as the drop box.

winston1 · Mar 21, 2013

Part number for the shift arm is 194311-28311. PM me your email address and I will send you something. Yanmar Tractor Parts: ARM FRONT SHIFT

kenmac · Mar 21, 2013

Here's a pick of the drop down box http://fredricksequipment.com/stora...parts-catalog/Fredricks Equipment Catalog.pdf look on page # 76 and see if this is what your looking for

stormpetrel · Mar 21, 2013

kenmac said:
Here's a pick of the drop down box http://fredricksequipment.com/stora...parts-catalog/Fredricks Equipment Catalog.pdf look on page # 76 and see if this is what your looking for

That's it! Drop box shift arm...........

Now to find one!

kenmac · Mar 21, 2013

Fredricks may just have 1. Worth a call

stormpetrel · Mar 22, 2013

I have called everyone(Fredrick, Hoye, Spalding, Broken Tractor, All States Ag, etc.) I could find. The entire drop boxes sell fast because people break them.......the shift arm is rarer than teeth on a hen! Is more two wheelin' in my future? Ruh roh

kenmac · Mar 22, 2013

Fredricks gave me a name of a place once called golbal tractor. The contact person (I believe ) was Anna This http://www.southern-global.com/ may be the place. I never called them

CliffordK · Mar 22, 2013

Looking at the diagram, the shift arm doesn't look that complicated, although it does look like it has splines on it, and a couple of other pieces. What happened to yours?

Could it be repaired, or a new one be made?

Do you have photos of the piece?

winston1 · Mar 22, 2013

Here is a good picture of 284 internationals. He is probably an expert on them.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/yanmar/194139-new-addition-extended-family-trouble.html

stormpetrel · Mar 22, 2013

Mine looks a little different, but it's been a while since I've seen it. I've been using the tractor w/just 2wd. I don't want to take it apart until I've secured another one to replace it with....although it may be fixable I guess.

California · Mar 24, 2013

Stormpetrel if your part is simply bent like 284's was, I expect a blacksmith could reshape it back to like new.

stormpetrel · Mar 25, 2013

California said:
Stormpetrel if your part is simply bent like 284's was, I expect a blacksmith could reshape it back to like new.

I sure would like to have the 4wd back..maybe I'll just take it apart again (as long as the tranny is drained for the PTO cover fiasco) and try. I did find a place (courtesy of Kenmac) whose website said they have the part! I emailed 'em Fri. evening and haven't heard back yet.

CliffordK · Mar 25, 2013

You might look at your tractor to see if you could make a cover plate over where the transfer case goes.

So, while you're tinkering on the transfer case, you could be driving the tractor.

grainger12002 · Mar 26, 2013

i had one made up for the 336,looks alot like what you need, take the old one to a machine shop,they might just surprise you...

stormpetrel · Mar 26, 2013

CliffordK said:
You might look at your tractor to see if you could make a cover plate over where the transfer case goes.

So, while you're tinkering on the transfer case, you could be driving the tractor.

Wow, that's a cool idea!! I don't know if I want to mess with almost 5 gallons of hydraulic fluid to change the cover back to the drop box again.......

stormpetrel · Mar 28, 2013

I received the pto cover. I took the old one off....whew! There are two linkages with pins holding the PTO and plate in the transmission you must remove (along with teeeny lil cotter pins) before the pto assembly will come out more than an inch and a half......so more disassembly than I thought was necessary. I switched the pto gears to the new plate, it's ready to go back in. I am not looking forward to getting the pins back in, there is NO room. I guess I'll go for the harder of the two first. If I drop the pin I can just remove the whole assembly and try again.

The inside of the tranny looks quite nice; the fluid is clean and there are no metal shavings to be found

Now on to the shift lever. I ordered all new seals because I reused the old ones last time and it leaks.

It's a fairly straightforward job to remove the dropbox and get at the shift lever. I sure wish I had a new one to look at to have an idea of what needs to be done to fix it. I never heard back from the European/Middle Eastern website that had the shift lever in stock according to their search results..............

kenmac · Mar 28, 2013

stormpetrel said:
I sure wish I had a new one to look at to have an idea of what needs to be done to fix it. I never heard back from the European/Middle Eastern website that had the shift lever in stock according to their search results..............

I have e mailed jeepsea several times trying to get a response. I have gotten nothing.sorry I got your hopes up .Good luck with the repair