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Frank in NE Ohi

03-17-2003 07:53:59




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I need some advise from a David Brown expert close to NE Ohio. Several years ago I bought a 1200 David Brown with select-a-matic transmission, pretty good tractor. It needed a new clutch so I decided to go it on my own. Was afraid to split the tractor so I pulled the PTO shaft and lifted the clutch out and had it rebuilt. Three years and a quadruple heart bypass later (not the fault of the tractor but feeling much better) and I�m trying to put the tractor back together. My problem is that when I try to adjust the clutch I have no pedal. The yoke on the clutch only moves slightly. (less than a quarter of an inch) I removed the clutch clips that were installed after the clutch was rebuilt. Did I loose the clutch set up when I bolted the clutch assembly to the flywheel? I checked and the the halfmoon keys are in place on the shaft, but there is a lot of slop in the clutch pedal. Anybody got any ideas? It�s a good thing I have my trusty 1520 John Deere around or I would be in deep doodoo. Thanks!

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Elmer

03-18-2003 16:14:47




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 Re: David Brown 1200 in reply to Frank in NE Ohio, 03-17-2003 07:53:59  
The shaft that the pedal pivots on is through the transmission. It may be moving.



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rsgrant

03-17-2003 21:44:51




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 Re: David Brown 1200 in reply to Frank in NE Ohio, 03-17-2003 07:53:59  
its hard to tell without seeing and not being an expert, but there are a couple of adjustments that may make a difference. There is a cam with a pin that is next to the clutch pedal but if you didn't change this when you did the work, I wouldn't change it now. The clutch pedal itself has a clamp setup on it. I can't remember just how I adjusted it. I beleive I loosened the clamp and used a wrench to move the shaft then tightened the clamp back down. Your best bet is to make sure that all of the things that were touched are how they should and get ahold of an it manual. They are always on ebay. Elmer can probably help also either from his head or with a manual. He is the expert and a nice guy.

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Clive

09-17-2004 10:35:58




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 Re: Re: David Brown 1200 in reply to rsgrant, 03-17-2003 21:44:51  
This will not help you at all but I thought I would chuck it in anyway My 1200 clutch went so I split the tractor and replaced it it was easier than doing the same job on a 990 I did this on my own with two trolley jacks and a plank of wood in a field I'm SO proud of this and glad I survived to tell the tale Good luck



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