I have the clutch hosuing and transmission housing bolted together, and I then bolted this section back onto the tractor by its self and connected the clutch lever to the operating link so I can see the clutch mechanics in action so I can verify everything is working.
When I pull the clutch lever all the way back, I can see the throw out bearing move on the shaft towards where the clutch plate will be, and I also see the sliding pinion gear move on shaft to engage the flywheel.
What I can't seem to get is the 7/32 distance between the cotter pin and the stop plate as stated in the manual. I have about 2/32. I have screwed out the yoke to where I don't have much more then 3/4" of rod left before I can't extend it any more.
Is this normal to have the yoke screw almost to the end of the rod? Is my method for adjusting this correct?
When I pull the clutch lever all the way back, I can see the throw out bearing move on the shaft towards where the clutch plate will be, and I also see the sliding pinion gear move on shaft to engage the flywheel.
What I can't seem to get is the 7/32 distance between the cotter pin and the stop plate as stated in the manual. I have about 2/32. I have screwed out the yoke to where I don't have much more then 3/4" of rod left before I can't extend it any more.
Is this normal to have the yoke screw almost to the end of the rod? Is my method for adjusting this correct?