I have a 460 and a 340, both gas with the t/a out in low. Both tractors pull good in high. The 460 t/a try's to engage but slips. I have adjusted by the book and it still slips.
The 340 does not disengage. I pulled the top cover off, not much room in there, and the t/a clutch is free. It appears that the throw out bearing fingers are shot. It pulled 197% at the last tractor pull weighs 4600lbs and has 46 hp, and had the deere guys kinda upset lol. but because the t/a won't disengage, I was hung on the sled with a taught chain.
The question is, will I damage the high side if I continue running these tractors this way? I have heard both yes and no.
Thanks
The 340 does not disengage. I pulled the top cover off, not much room in there, and the t/a clutch is free. It appears that the throw out bearing fingers are shot. It pulled 197% at the last tractor pull weighs 4600lbs and has 46 hp, and had the deere guys kinda upset lol. but because the t/a won't disengage, I was hung on the sled with a taught chain.
The question is, will I damage the high side if I continue running these tractors this way? I have heard both yes and no.
Thanks
