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emil

07-17-2004 19:07:00




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I have 580ck backhoe (1970) with a rebuilt shuttle shift. It is hard to shift into gears, a lot of grinding the gears. Does anyone have ideas as to what might cause this? Also it doesn't seem to have enough power in the higher gears (won't turn the tires in second gear).




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Jim B

07-18-2004 06:31:18




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 Re: 580 ck in reply to emil, 07-17-2004 19:07:00  
Because the gears are "grinding" when you attempt to put it into gear ... that sounds like the Torque Converter is not disengaging. Perhaps your clutch pedal linkage is not properly adjusted and not fully activating the hydraulic control valve that controls release of the oil pressure inside the converter. Does the Converter Pressure gauge go to zero when you push in the clutch ? As to the Tractor not having enough "Power" does the engine rev-up properly? When the machine is first started it normally takes a couple of minutes of hi-idle in-gear warm-up to build adequate Converter oil pressure. Less in warm weather more in cold weather. Again, does the gauge climb into the green-zone when the engine is throttled up when you attempt a drive-away?

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