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Case 930 Clutch Question

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931 Fan

05-23-2007 11:54:31




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Have a 930 that the clutch pedal does not move when you step on it. Tractor was operating when this developed. Another family member was running it, tried to shift gears on hillside, it is the standard 8 speed trans. Tractor will still move, just devil of a time getting in gear.
Any thoughts on identifying problem, short of splitting tractor?




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Bob/wis

05-24-2007 14:22:18




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 Re: Case 930 Clutch Question in reply to 931 Fan, 05-23-2007 11:54:31  
First like was stated, disconnect the clutch pedal. Then see if it moves. I have had them freeze in place. Then if it does then remove the inspection cover reconnect the linkage and contunie to check things.
Bob



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bradley martin

05-24-2007 01:55:33




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 Re: Case 930 Clutch Question in reply to 931 Fan, 05-23-2007 11:54:31  
In all likelihood, you are going to have to split the tractor. As Pam SD stated, there is the inspection cover where you grease the throw out bearing that might allow you to see what has happened buteven if you can see it you will have to split inorder to repair.



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PamND

05-23-2007 18:12:46




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 Re: Case 930 Clutch Question in reply to 931 Fan, 05-23-2007 11:54:31  
On our 932 8 speed there is an inspection plate which allows us to look at the pressure plate/release bearing/yoke. This should allow you to see if yoke is trying to move when someone is pressing on the clutch. One assumption here is that the clutch peddle will move if you disconnect the linkage. Our inspection plate is to the back of the starter.

PaM



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dboll

05-23-2007 12:07:44




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 Re: Case 930 Clutch Question in reply to 931 Fan, 05-23-2007 11:54:31  
not that it could be your problem (or maybe is) but I have seen the tube that the throwout brg. rides on come out of the front of the trans. and cause problems like clutch not disengaging properly, something to check if you split it.



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