FryGuy

I see now where I was looking at the wrong section for 7200 with later serial numbers.

So I'm looking at splitting between the flywheel housing and speed transmission if there's no way to eliminate the valve?

It won't move at all in even gears but it happened all of a sudden which was why I'm trying to figure out if the clutch pack suddenly let go or if it's in the valve.

I've pressure tested the clutch pressures on my transmission control valve and found very low pressures on the even gears. I capped off the main clutch but not the odd and even tubes. It's not very clear in the manual but it looks like I should cap those off to confirm if I have a leaking clutch pack or a leak in the control valve. Also would a low accumulator cause the tractor to not drive in all even gears?

Thanks, I was wondering if I should check the transmission valve before I tried pressure testing.

I have a 7250 that seemed to be slipping when trying to put it in reverse. Had a couple days of tillage to go so I just made sure not to get in a position where I needed to back up. When I went to the field on the last day it suddenly started to slip in even gears. I bought the service manual and found the diagnostics test for the transmission but I'm not sure if the test can be completed in the shop or if I need to be driving to test the pressures? It looks like some of the test pressures are for in gear with clutch engaged.