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JD 214 Variator Adjustment

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Loren W

04-09-2008 06:36:31

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Variable speed not working, stays one speed no matter where you move the levor to. belt is new,springs are new, what else do I look for? Is there any adjustments to be made?

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BUTCH GA.

04-09-2008 15:56:00

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Re: JD 214 Variator Adjustment in reply to Loren W, 04-09-2008 06:36:31

Did you use John Deere belts. If you bought after market belts they do not work the same as genuine J D belts.

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Mike M

04-09-2008 11:05:52

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Re: JD 214 Variator Adjustment in reply to Loren W, 04-09-2008 06:36:31

Did you put on both belts new ? The center of the variator pulley may be gummed up too.

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steve in in

04-09-2008 08:13:04

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Re: JD 214 Variator Adjustment in reply to Loren W, 04-09-2008 06:36:31

Try following this thread on the weekend freedom machines site.

Here are general instructions courtesy of Roger Henning:

Place the variator in the 5th notch from the back or the 3rd notch from the front of the tractor. Under the variator lever on the right side of the tractor a two metal plugs. Pry out these plugs. Under one of the plugs is a bolt that takes a 3/4 socket wrench to loosen. Loosen the nut one or two turns. Disconnect the spark plug wire and then crank the engine until the left/clutch pedal raises all the way. Turn off the ignition key. Put the socket back on the bolt and while pushing down on it tighten the nut. Replace the plugs. Replace the plug wire. You should now have variator movement in the first five notches. The last two are for belt stretch. Roger

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