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Tension on Hi/Lo Shifter

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Dave Patterson

11-03-1999 19:03:38




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Looking at buying a D19 Gas.it's reasonable but,when I go to pull in the Hi/Lo Range shifter it goes into Lo with little or no resistance.
It stays there and doesn't slip,but seems so effortless. Hi range requires normal tension to engage.
How do I fix this?
Is it a major concern?
Also.what is the weight of this tractor?
Thanks!---Dave---




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Francis D. Meerian

08-11-2006 10:10:00




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 Re: Tension on Hi/Lo Shifter in reply to Dave Patterson, 11-03-1999 19:03:38  
This is set when the Hi/Lo clutches are put together. The wet clutches may need to be adjusted do to wear or inappropriate settings at time of assemble. The pressure on each clutch (Hi/Lo) is ajusted individually by shims. If it pops out of Lo gear or shifts extremely hard add shims. If it shifts to easy or slips take shims out. The same goes for Hi except there is an external bolt that needs to be adjusted, so the lever doesn't go to far forward in Hi.

I set mine so when the tractor is warm, it doesn't creap ahead with the Hi/Lo in neutral while the main transmission in 1st gear and yet doesn't slip under full load in Hi or Lo.

If your D19 is hard to put in Hi or Lo, it probably creeps with the Hi/Lo in neutral.

I would also recommend changing the hydralic oil and filter in timely manor. The hydralic oil is also use for the wet clutches in the Hi/Lo transmission or power director.

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Corey

11-04-1999 10:27:55




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 Re: Tension on Hi/Lo Shifter in reply to Dave Patterson, 11-03-1999 19:03:38  
I had the same problem on a D-19, only it was high range that it went effortlessly in. It never popped out on me, even when pulling a good load. You can adjust those bolts (stops) to make the lever go further.



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