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Sticky gearshift

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Warren Jerome

05-03-2006 07:38:21




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I bought an AC 200 about a month ago. Now this is a tractor, we are in love with this thing. It does have a small problem. To me it seems like the throwout bearing is hanging on slightly. No grinding or funny noises, it just resists popping into gear. Hold it there, let out the clutch some and it pops right in. Am I missing something? We sure ain't going to split it for that. Brother in law gave it a good field test and pronounced it a bonafide brute, so it's a keeper.

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BCnT

05-03-2006 08:01:53




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 Re: Sticky gearshift in reply to Warren Jerome, 05-03-2006 07:38:21  
sounds fine to me...non-synchronized transmissions do that when they are tight.



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Warren Jerome

05-03-2006 08:11:30




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 Re: Sticky gearshift in reply to BCnT, 05-03-2006 08:01:53  
Thank you, I feel much better hearing that. It only has a total of 3300 hours on it, with a rebuild only 400 hours ago. Someone had left the air filter out and ruined the engine. I can't believe it wouldn't have gotten a new clutch setup at the same time.



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Warren Jerome

05-03-2006 08:24:07




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 Re: Sticky gearshift in reply to Warren Jerome, 05-03-2006 08:11:30  
OK, I just dug thru all the paper that came with the tractor and found the rebuild tickets. 1075 for the engine kit. There is a 164 dollar disc, that must be a clutch. There are several bearing listings, but they are not identified. It was close to 3000 dollars. Ellis implement in Coggin, Iowa. Never heard of Coggin.



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