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dave46784

10-11-2004 05:59:03




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I think I have big trouble. The tractor will not go into gear when I start it. I looked in the manual and does anyone know where to get the clustch adjustment tool?

The PTO takoff is also sticking. The PTO shaft will not completely disengage.

Does anyone have any tips.

Thanks in advance
Dave




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C. Amick

10-12-2004 10:00:57




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 Re: Case DC or DC /4 in reply to dave46784, 10-11-2004 05:59:03  
Is this a hand clutch tractor? If so, can you feel the pressure plate snap down when you engage the clutch? Has this tractor been sitting for a while and the clutch plate is stuck? Might need to remove the access covers and see what is going on. If the clutch plate is stuck, I've got them loose by soaking them with penetrating oil and prying on them a little.



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Paul f

10-11-2004 06:09:49




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 Re: Case DC or DC /4 in reply to dave46784, 10-11-2004 05:59:03  
Dave: You can make your own clutch tool. Grind a "V" motch in the blade of a long flat tip screw driver bend it as needed.

If you have live PTO they never really stop spinning unless there is something hooked up to it. The top link mounting bracket (4205AB) used for nonPTO implements included a a shaft cover... but most have long since been lost. Later models added a PTO brake to stop spinning when disengaged.

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