- Thread starter Dean777
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I is a little bit involved, you really need a manual. but something like: turn off AC, block wheels, put it in gear hold both buttons for five seconds or so until something on the dash starts to flash then let out the clutch, (tractor should not move), then you select your powershift speeds one at a time and the readout will display a three digit number which is the pressure in the clutch pack it will increase until it gets to the pressure that it will hold and you compare that to spec, somewhere around 250. You check all four one after the other.
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