450c shifting

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trey516
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450c shifting

Post by trey516 » Sun Nov 29, 2009 8:46 pm

My 450c powershifter shifts a little hard and when you put it in reverse it sometimes takes a little while for it to go. I does fine in forward gears but sometimes I put it in reverse and it sits there for random amount of time. Just wondering if anybody had this problem before. I have heard you can adjust the clutch and then adjust the powershifter. Any pointers would be helpfull

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Post by FL450B » Mon Nov 30, 2009 10:03 am

SEE THE SERVICE MANUAL IT TELLS HOW TO ADJ IT GOOD LUCK

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Post by trey516 » Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:23 pm

If I adjust it and it still wont go into reverse right what else can be wrong with it.

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Post by digitup2 » Tue Dec 01, 2009 9:43 am

I would suspect it is in the power shift it's self don't try two hard on the oil dump adjustment .You will probably have to bring it back into adjustment after so mark your spot or remember the turns .Your reverse clutch pack may be going .What is your pressure like in the transmission when going from forward to reverse and back?. Digitup.

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Post by trey516 » Sat Dec 05, 2009 10:02 pm

Put a pressure gauge on the transmission and this is what its doing. When it is cold the dozer shifts good in forward and reverse. The pressures are running about 155psi in neutral at about 1800 rpms. After it runs a while shifting into reverse gets sluggish. It takes it a while to shift into reverse. When shifting into reverse pressures drop down into the 30s and stay there until it finally shifts into reverse then it goes back to 155psi.

Thanks Trey

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Post by digitup2 » Sun Dec 06, 2009 5:18 pm

So you are having a large oil dump shifting into reverse .Replace your seals on the direction reverser shaft and check the seals on the reverse side of that unit your problem should be in the reverser ,And is probably just a bad seal at this point.Digitup.

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