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400 clutch acting weird.

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Scott KY

09-09-2004 19:30:01




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Unloaded my 400 diesel off of my trailer at the Lanesville IN show. When I released the clutch the tractor sat still for a couple of seconds and then gradually started to move. Once it started moving everything seemed fine. Acts just like a Case O Matic. Anyone had anything like this before?




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Dean M.

09-10-2004 17:26:05




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 Re: 400 clutch acting weird. in reply to Scott KY, 09-09-2004 19:30:01  
Check to see if your clutch pedal is returning all the way. On my 400 the needle bearings in which the clutch fork shaft pivots seized up. The one on the left side behind the arm has a very small seal and tends to go bad allowing water into bearing. The one on the right side is a blind bearing but is stll visible from the outside. Unfortunately in my case I had to split tractor far enough to drive bearings out from inside the bell housing. My tractor had the exact same symptoms that you described and it happened right after I pressure washed it.

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Pat T

09-10-2004 03:36:36




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 Re: 400 clutch acting weird. in reply to Scott KY, 09-09-2004 19:30:01  
Assuming this is the Racine 400, open side inspection door and look for leaking rear main or tranny input shaft seals spreading oil on clutch disk or overgreased throwout bearing doing the same (this is most likely since it did this after being set at an angle to get on/off trailer). Other possibility is throwout bearing sticking on shaft stub it slides on. Either way, you should be able to tell pretty quick what the problem.

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