Jinman TC35D 4wd question

[LabLuvR]

TC35D 4wd question

I see where you are familiar with problems regarding not being able to **** out of 4WD. My TC35D has slowly gotten to where it became harder and harder to shift out of 4WD. Yesterday, regardless of what I did, including raising the tractor with the FEL I cannot get it out of 4wd. I looked today and the lever does not appear to be bent. Can you tell me where to lubricate and try that before I call a mechanic?

Also, if it is a gear problem, God I hope not, what could be the problem and what would cause such? Thanks!!

 

[murphy1244]

Jinman must of helped you out a lot. Sorry to tell you he passed away last year after a battle with cancer.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

My Kubota will do that at times... I spray WD40 on the shaft where it goes into the tractor and work the lever back and forth... That frees mine up...

SR

 

[LabLuvR]

Jinman must of helped you out a lot. Sorry to tell you he passed away last year after a battle with cancer.

Oh no, that is terrible. Yes he helped me a lot, very sorry to hear this.

 

[JC-jetro]

Oh no, that is terrible. Yes he helped me a lot, very sorry to hear this.

FYI. Jim will live on here. Please click on the below link.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/new-holland-owning-operating/321501-sad-news.html

 

[LabLuvR]

Well luck was on my side today. After driving it a mile down the road to help a friend out, it slid out 4wd with no problem. Dang, still can't believe Jinman passed, he was a big help to me over the years. I'm sad.

 

[djradz]

Re: TC35D 4wd question

I don't have an FEL, so can't lift. The trick for me has always been to apply a slight bit of pressure to the "forward" hydro pedal such that that tractor moves just a few feet and at the same time as I raise my foot off (essentially unloading the tranny), push the 4wd level back to the 2 position. Sometimes I don't get it quite right and it takes a couple of times, but this always works. One other thing, this must be done on level ground and with wheels turned straight. Been doing this now with my TC-40D for 14 years now!

 

[LarryD]

Re: TC35D 4wd question

I do the same thing djradz stated. A LITTLE forward (or backward) motion seems to relieve the front axle binding and my 33D will slip right out of FWD.

 

[kozak]

I can't believe Jinman passing……he was always incredibly knowledgeable and always willing to help. Makes me VERY sad…..he was such a good guy !! I will miss his postings.