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super99

04-27-2006 17:25:14




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Rebuilt t/a, 2 throw out bearing, rebuilt pressure plate, gaskets and seals, and some misc bolts and pins, and about 900 bucks. Started it up and drove out of the shop and everything works!! I love it when a plan comes together. T/a seems to shift good, When you throw the lever ahead, it kicks the governor, and when you pull it back it shift clean. Press on the clutch and you have to wait a few seconds for shafts to stop turning to shift into gear. Driving forward and stop, it doesn't want to shift out of gear unles you pull t/a back. You can pull it out of gear while rolling. Is this normal or am I off a little bit on clutch adjustment?? Follow the directions and tried to get all of the slop out of the linkage when I adjusted clutch, thot I had it pretty good, What do you think?? Thanks for all the help on this project. Now all I have to do is fix the brakes, power steering, pto and get it to stop fouling spark plugs and I'll have a new tractor. Thanks again, Chris

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Dave Slater

04-27-2006 18:17:18




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 Re: 400 runs in reply to super99, 04-27-2006 17:25:14  
If you have all the linkage as close as you can get it to specs and it still hangs in gear. Go to the short rod that connects main clutch shaft to T/A clutch shaft and shorten it a little at a time until it quits hanging in gear. Make sure not to shorten it so much that theres no space or movement between T/A release bearing and fingers.
The bearing should not touch the fingers unless T/A lever is pulled back or main clutch realeased. I found that it helps to bolt T/A pressure with clutch plate to carrier before installing in tractor and setting the fingers to correct specs because some are not even close.

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Kevin Bismark

04-27-2006 17:44:37




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 Re: 400 runs in reply to super99, 04-27-2006 17:25:14  
Been years since I even looked at the linkage, there is a bit to make sure is right on those with the TA for sure, if you are pretty sure you have it adjusted right, how much play do you have? Just a thought, been many many years for me..



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