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B10 gets stuck in 2nd

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boblohse

I've used the bent screw driver method to put shift forks in proper position many times and now have a broken axle shaft tube,so case needs to be split.What actually wears out causing shift fork problem so it can be corrected when I go in?Any suggestions greatly welcome.

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Go to page 26 of the attached:

http://bsintek.basco.com/BriggsDocumentDisplay/heCyEN8cuJYrE3CG.5kbp796Dq.pdf

Items R & S are detent ball & springs that are supposed to ride on shafts L & M . They are supposed to line in neutral so you use either fork , item Q. Sometimes the spring weakens and doesn't hold the fork and that will block you from any shifting. That what I found a long time ago on a similar transmission.

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Disassembled transmission found a snap ring missing on a shift shaft possibly allowing excessive fork travel along with weak springs hopefully an easy repair.

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quote:Originally posted by boblohse

Disassembled transmission found a snap ring missing on a shift shaft possibly allowing excessive fork travel along with weak springs hopefully an easy repair.


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