Allis Chalmers WC trasmission noise

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Posted by Russ on Sunday, April 29, 2007:

I have a 1940 WC that I completed a restoration on . Now that I have it running there is a loud hoise in the transmission it is the 3rd and forth gears hitting each other seems to be some wear that allows these two to hit. Is there a fix without taking the transmission out ? Am intereted in any one who may have seen this same problem , I could find awat to adjust the fork to keep these gears apart. Only makes the loud noise when using 3rd or 4th.

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