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Massey Ferguson 6465, 6480, 6490 - Rear axle planet carrier
Massey Ferguson 6465, 6480, 6490 Rear axle -
Removing and refitting, disassembling and reassembling the planet
carrier

Removal
MF 6465, 6480 Tractor - Remove the trumpet housing
assembly. If possible, place it in a vertical position with the planet
carrier facing upwards. Immobilise the axle shaft or the planet carrier
(25). Remove: M20 screw (28); tripod washer (27); shim(s) (26); planet
carrier (25) of the ring gear.
MF 6485, 6490 Tractor - Remove the trumpet housing
assembly. If possible, place it in a vertical position with the planet
carrier facing upwards. Immobilise the axle shaft or the planet carrier
(25). Remove: lock washer (1). The lock washer is fixed with Loctite
401; M20 screw (28); tripod washer (27); shim(s) (26); planet carrier
(25) of the ring gear.
Disassembly
Remove: screw (18); spacer (17); snap ring (19) by moving its two ends
apart. Using a hammer, tap gently on the three pins (20). Remove the
three pins and the snap ring. Remove: three planet gears (22); needle
rollers (23); spacers (24); friction washers (21).
Reassembly
Clean the planet carrier, the pins and the planet gears. Check the
parts. Smear the needle rollers with miscible grease. Fit each planet
gear with two rows of needle rollers (23) separated by a spacer (24).
Fit the planet gears. Centre the friction washers (21) in the planet
carrier. Imprint E on one surface of the planet gears (22) (punch mark
or groove) must face the opposite way to the splined hub of the planet
carrier. Engage the three pins (20) with the snap ring (19).
Open the snap ring (19). Tap gently on the three pins so that the snap
ring fits into the groove of the planet carrier. Manually check the
axial clearance of each planet gear. Position one end of the snap ring
against the pin (20). Clean the thread of the screw (18) and the tapped
hole for this screw in the planet carrier. Fit the spacer (17). Fit and
tighten the screw to 34-50 Nm, after lightly smearing its thread with
Loctite 270 or equivalent.
Refitting
MF 6465, 6480 Tractor - Check that the tab washer (16) is present. Refit
the planet carrier (25). If necessary, shim the tapered roller bearings
of the axle shaft. Immobilise the axle shaft (2) or the planet carrier
(25). Refit the shim(s) (26) and the tripod washer (27). Screw in and
tighten the M20 screw (28) to 374-506 Nm after lightly smearing its
thread with Loctite 270 or equivalent. Refit the trumpet housing
assembly.
MF 6485, 6490 Tractor -
Check for the presence of the tab washer (16). Refit the planet carrier
(25). If necessary, shim the tapered roller bearings of the axle shaft.
Immobilise the axle shaft (2) or the planet carrier (25). Refit the
shim(s) (26) and the tripod washer (27). Screw in and tighten the M20
screw (28) to 410 Nm. Slide a lock washer (1) onto the head of the M20
screw (28). Ensure its tabs B are correctly housed in moulded slots E of
the planet carrier (25).

If this is not the case, repeat the step with the second lock washer; if
this is still not the case, repeat the step with the third. Three lock
washers (1) are available from the spare parts catalogue. Each of the
lock washers has a 10° angular offset.
Case 1: A lock washer is selected - Apply three spots of Loctite 401 or
equivalent to the mating face of the selected lock washer which is
turned towards the tripod washer (27). Loctite 401 prevents the lock
washer (1) from moving when the trumpet housing is being refitted to the
centre housing. When the trumpet housing is refitted, the sun gear (29)
holds the lock washer in place. Case 2: No lock washer is selected -
Gently retighten the M20 screw (28), taking care not to exceed the
maximum torque of 560 Nm. Refit the trumpet housing assembly.
Massey Ferguson 6465, 6480, 6490 - Replacing tapered roller bearings and
seals
Disassembly
Remove: trumpet housing assembly; planet carrier (25). Remove: tab
washer (16); axle shaft (2); bearing cone (13). If necessary, extract:
bearing cone (7); seals (5) (11) and discard them. Using a suitable
puller or a makeshift tool, extract or drive out: bearing cups (8) (12);
friction cage (6).
Reassembly
Clean and check all components. Replace those that are defective. Smear
the external surface of the seal (11) with a film of clean transmission
oil. Using a suitable fitting drift, fit the seal (11) to within
approximately 8 mm of the shoulder of the cup (12) on the trumpet
housing, positioning its lip towards the bearing cone. If a groove has
been worn into the axle shaft at the location of the old seal (11),
offset the new seal slightly so that its lip ensures the axle shaft is
completely sealed beyond the worn groove. Fit: bearing cups (8) (12)
against their respective shoulders; friction cage (6) according to the
distance indicated.

MF 6465, 6480 tractors fitted with GTA1040 transmission

MF 6485, 6490 tractors fitted with GTA1540 transmission

MF 6465, 6480 Tractor -
Fit the new three-lipped seal (5) level with shoulder E of the flanged
axle shaft or straight axle shaft. Fit the bearing cone against its
shoulder on the flanged axle shaft or straight axle shaft using a
suitable tool.
MF 6485, 6490 Tractor -
Fit the new three-lipped seal (5): 4.0 ± 0.5 mm from shoulder E of the
flanged axle shaft; 5.5 ± 0.5 mm from shoulder E of the straight axle
shaft.

Fit the bearing cone against its shoulder on the flanged axle shaft or
straight axle shaft using a suitable tool.
Lightly smear the bearing cone (7) and the lips of the seals (5) (11)
with bearing grease. Protect the seal lip (11) by temporarily masking
the splines on the axle shaft with a flexible protection. Insert the
prepared axle shaft into the trumpet housing fitted with the seal (11)
and the bearing cones (8) (12), positioning the three lips of the seal
(5) towards the outside of the trumpet housing. Refit: bearing cone
(13); tab washer (16); planet carrier (25). If necessary, shim the
tapered roller bearings; trumpet housing assembly.

Temporarily replace the plug (9) with a grease nipple. Partially fill
cavity A with BP Agricharge grease or equivalent. Remove the grease
nipple. Screw in the plug.
Massey Ferguson 6465, 6480, 6490 - Shimming the tapered roller bearings
of the axle shaft

If the following parts are to be replaced, the shimming of the tapered
roller bearings on the axle shaft must be checked or carried out: the
flanged or straight axle shaft (2); the tapered roller bearings; the
trumpet housing (10); the tab washer (16); the planet carrier (25). The
preload shimming of the tapered roller bearings on the axle shaft is
carried out using shim(s) (26) fitted between the end of the axle shaft
(2) and the tripod washer (27). In order to correctly shim the tapered
roller bearings, fit the trumpet housing in a vertical position.
Preparing for shimming
Fit: bearing cone (13); tab washer (16); planet carrier (25). Shim(s)
(26) with a thickness greater than the space between the end of the axle
shaft (2) and the mating face of the tripod washer (27) on the planet
carrier. This should give a temporary clearance J.
Temporarily lock the M20 screw (28) at: 374 Nm (tractors fitted with
GTA1040 transmission); 410 Nm (tractors fitted with GTA1540
transmission).

Shimming
Tap the rim of the planet carrier with a plastic hammer while turning
the trumpet housing by several turns. Fit a dial gauge on the trumpet
housing (10) with its feeler pin positioned near the centre of the
planet carrier (25). Set the dial gauge needle to zero. Using suitable
levers, move the planet carrier vertically. Measure clearance J
indicated on the dial gauge. Repeat the step several times. Calculate
the average of the clearance J readings.

Reduce the shim (26) thickness according to value J + (0.02 to 0.12) to
obtain a preload P1 = 0.02 to 0.12 mm. If possible, shim to the maximum
tolerance.
MF 6465, 6480 Tractor -
Definitively fit the tripod washer (27). Lightly smear the thread of the
M20 screw (28) with Loctite 270 or equivalent. Tighten this screw to a
torque of 374-506 Nm.
MF 6485, 6490 Tractor -
Definitively fit the tripod washer (27). Tighten the M20 screw (28) to
410 Nm. From the three possible lock washers, select the lock washer (1)
which will be fitted definitively. Replacing a stud on the flanged axle
shaft. If necessary, remove the wheel from the relevant flanged axle
shaft. Drive out the defective stud. Clean the new stud and its housing
in the flange. Lightly smear the ribbed part of the new stud with
Loctite 270 or equivalent and fit it using a bronze drift and a suitable
hammer.
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| 1652 | 1749 | 2620 | 2725 | 2805 |
| 3050 | 3120 | 3640 | 3709 | 4245 |
| 4455 | 5320 | 5455 | 5613 | 6150 |
| 6280 | 6480 | 6615 | 7618 | 7720 |
SPECS
LOADERS
MAINTENANCE
PROBLEMS
130
133
145
155
158
165
175
185
188
230
254
254S
284S
294
353
290
362
375
390
398
399
590
690
1010
1030
1020
1150
2620
2640
2645
1540
2660
3065
3095
3650
3680
4255
4355
4370
3630
3635
4245
4445
4609
4710
5435
5475
5610
5711
6150
6170
6180
6270
6290
6445
6499
6614
6713
7465
7495
7614
7622
7715
7726
8210
8270
8650
8727
GC1705
1464 Loader
1466 Loader
1040 Loader
1070 Loader
905 Loader
906 Loader
915 Loader
916 Loader
921 Loader
926 Loader
931 Loader
933 Loader
936 Loader
938 Loader
939 Loader
940 Loader
941 Loader
945 Loader
946 Loader
948 Loader
949 Loader
950 Loader
951 Loader
955 Loader
956 Loader
958 Loader
960 Loader
961 Loader
965 Loader
966 Loader
968 Loader
975 Loader
976 Loader
978 Loader
985 Loader
FL.3114 X
FL.3419 X
FL.3522
FL.3615
FL.3619
FL.3817
FL.3819
FL.3823
FL.4018
FL.4121
916X Loader
921X Loader
926X Loader
931X Loader
936X Loader
941X Loader
946X Loader
951X Loader
956X Loader
988 Loader
FL.4125
FL.4227
FL.4124
FL.4220
FL.4323
FL.4327
FL.4621
FL.4624
FL.4628
FL.5033
DL95 Loader
DL100 Loader
DL120 Loader
DL125 Loader
DL130 Loader
DL135 Loader
DL250 Loader
DL260 Loader
L90 Loader
L100 Loader
L105E Loader
L210 Loader
1014 Loader
1016 Loader
1462 Loader
1525 Loader
1530 Loader
232 Loader
838 Loader
848 Loader
246 Loader
1036 Loader
1038 Loader
1080 Loader
856 Loader
1010
1020
1030
1035
1040
1045
1080
1085
1120
1125
1140
1160
1165
1180
1190
1205
1210
1215
1220
1225
1230
1233
1235
1240
1260