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D14 : Hi-low clutch heating up

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Wayne S.

05-30-2000 06:26:34




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I recently bought a D14, and I have noticed that the housing around the hi-low clutch gets pretty warm when I use the tractor. I have not really noticed slippage, but I have not pulled it hard yet, either. Is it normal for this to heat up under use. Also, when you check the oil in the hi-low clutch housing, should it be to the full mark when the cap is screwed down or when it is just set in place? On my tractor it is to the mark when the cap is just set on, but that puts it well past the mark when you screw it down. Could this have anything to do with the heating up?
Thanks for any help.

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Arnold Bruns

06-02-2000 19:04:38




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 Re: D14 : Hi-low clutch heating up in reply to Wayne S., 05-30-2000 06:26:34  
The clutch you are talking about is actually a combination high/low range and live power clutch. It was designed to be used with the roto bailer that AC made for years. It is a multi-wet plate clutch not unlike what is used on Japanese motorcycles. They are very durable. They will generate heat. They ocassionally need adjustment but as long as it is working with no unusual noise there should be no problem.

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WayneS

06-05-2000 05:29:12




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 Re: Re: D14 : Hi-low clutch heating up in reply to Arnold Bruns, 06-02-2000 19:04:38  
Thanks for the info. I used the tractor to do a little plowing and disking this weekend and the clutch seemed to work fine (no slippage), so I guess the heating that I noticed is normal for this tractor. When you say that they need adjustment, do you mean rearrangement of the shims in the clutch? How do you know when this is needed?



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skipwelte

05-31-2000 08:46:39




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 Re: D14 : Hi-low clutch heating up in reply to Wayne S., 05-30-2000 06:26:34  
Should be at the full mark when cap is screwed down on trans case. If oil is at full mark when dipstick is just set on case then its to full. That will create lots of heat if the oil level is high enough for the rotating clutch to whip the oil. Drain some out and try it again.



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