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Case 2294 Powershift ?

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anon

11-28-2005 09:49:43

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Hi guys, I have a question about the powershift in my Case 2294 tractor. It is now quite jerky when shifting from 1st to 2nd. It is worst in higher ranges, like when taking off down the road in 4th gear. The tractor did not do this a year ago, it just started this year, all at once. It almost feels to me as if the the clutch releases from 1st powershift and the tractor starts to slow down, and then the clutch engages for 2nd powershift all at once, giving a slow down then jerk forward sensation. Shifting from 2nd to 3rd powershift, or any downshift seems normal. The tractor continues to drive normally other than the shift from 1st to second. I know that this is elctronically controlled powershift so I cannot adjust the clutch pack relase and engagement timing like can be done on the 90 series tractors, but what can I do?

What do you think the problem is?
Does it hurt anything to keep using it this way?
How can I fix it? / Can it be fixed without splitting the tractor involving major $$?

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c hess

11-28-2005 13:07:28

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Re: Case 2294 Powershift ? in reply to anon, 11-28-2005 09:49:43

Not familiar but sounds like when c3 in previous 70 seriesis not adjusted properly . My advice is not to run it till you get answer on it . Am sure you know it cost money if you have ground up fine stuff in bottom. From previous discussions sounds like electric solenoids are trouble.

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