Re: Crank Timing Gear

Posted by Steve@Advance on March 12, 2014 at 16:44:25 from (107.203.134.67):

In Reply to: Re: Crank Timing Gear posted by Jeremy in DE on March 12, 2014 at 15:52:48:

OK, now were on the same page. Yes, #4 is the part
the cam gear is chewing on. Part #16 is worn, and
has let the crank move forward.

The crank will have to be removed to replace it.
Good chance the thrust surface of the crank will
be bad also.

The release bearing on the clutch may be applying
forward pressure on the crank assy. You need to
back off the adjustment to get a true feel of the
end play of the crank.

Depending on how much you use the tractor, you
will probably opt to remove the shim and move the
crank gear back to stop the interference of the
cam gear and the thrust plate. Not a good fix, but
your looking at major tear down to fix it right.

Replies:

• Re: Crank Timing Gear Steve@Advance 06:56:44 03/13/14 (0)
• Re: Crank Timing Gear Duner Wi 19:20:49 03/12/14 (2)
  • Re: Crank Timing Gear Steve@Advance 21:19:54 03/12/14 (1)
    • Re: Crank Timing Gear Duner Wi 05:31:08 03/13/14 (0)

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