190 XT reverse shift lever

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   Broke the lever today. It looks like these are almost impossible to find. My tractor appears to be a 64 XT gas. I see where some have been able to braze them or in some cases weld them back together. This one broke on the flat part a little above the numbers. 

I'm a little Leary of brazing it and expecting it to hold. Make I am overthinking it. I am assuming it is cast steel so welding may be a decent option. I have an Ac stick welder and A wire welder which I assume is a no. Will An old fashioned Lincoln Ac buzzbox work for the needed rod? What rod would you recommend? 

 Will another shift cover with the levers attached interchange with mine? I found a case where a guy found another lever from a yard , but it was different than his. My rails were rebuilt 6-8 years ago so I would prefer to use it if possible. 
The part number on mine is 246554  

Thank you for any suggestions

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festus Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Bronze Level Joined: 03 Nov 2011 Points: 83	Post Options Post Reply Quote festus Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: 190 XT reverse shift lever Posted: 1 hour 50 minutes ago at 6:49pm
	Broke the lever today. It looks like these are almost impossible to find. My tractor appears to be a 64 XT gas. I see where some have been able to braze them or in some cases weld them back together. This one broke on the flat part a little above the numbers. I'm a little Leary of brazing it and expecting it to hold. Make I am overthinking it. I am assuming it is cast steel so welding may be a decent option. I have an Ac stick welder and A wire welder which I assume is a no. Will An old fashioned Lincoln Ac buzzbox work for the needed rod? What rod would you recommend? Will another shift cover with the levers attached interchange with mine? I found a case where a guy found another lever from a yard , but it was different than his. My rails were rebuilt 6-8 years ago so I would prefer to use it if possible. The part number on mine is 246554 Thank you for any suggestions

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Joe Goodwill Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Bronze Level Access Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Location: Souris Manitoba Points: 87	Post Options Post Reply Quote Joe Goodwill Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 1 hour 33 minutes ago at 7:06pm
	We broke the reverse shift fork on a 185 30+ years ago on a weekend during a blizzard! Opened it up took the fork to local shop where old AC mechanic worked. He was a master with brass and a torch. 15 minutes to fix 1 hour to enjoy the bottle of dark rum payment and it is still working today. Don’t be afraid of a proper brazing repair.

Mikez Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Access Joined: 16 Jan 2013 Location: Usa Points: 8406	Post Options Post Reply Quote Mikez Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 25 minutes ago at 8:14pm
	246554 looks to still be available