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Paul f

02-20-2005 16:44:27




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Camboted has reported loose chains in several tractors he is rebuiling...OK so I should check my chains...got the manuals out and ouch ...this is a major project (when you have a late model with Live PTO/hydraulics)..Manual indicates it can be done with out spliting tractor ..if you can get the snap ring off the PTO shaft working through the clutch access cover (which I don't see how you can do..has any one done it??) Then you have to remove the PTO and pump plus apparently the lift cylinder...basicaly the wholerear end of the tractor...This seems like alot to check for loose chains.... Can you see/check them though the transmision top cover???
Second question... adjustment is made by loosening the axle housing nuts and rotating the axle within the slotted holes...Looking at my axle housing they seem to be at the end of the slotted hole...can you tell from this if they have A: never been adjusted ...or B; Have been adjusted to the max and need new chains/sprockets(ouch)

She earns her keep plowing the driveway and running a 6' finish mower for 20-30 hours per year is it worth it or should I wait for something to break?????

Thank you all in advance
Paul f

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caseman-d

02-20-2005 16:52:07




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 Re: DC Chains in reply to Paul f, 02-20-2005 16:44:27  
Paul,
As long as you keep oil in the rear end and you don't have any unusual noises I feel you should be same to continue. If you were out tractor pulling or plowing all day you may want to adjust the chain. caseman-d



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