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frank

10-12-2003 06:26:28




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when adjusting my clutch even 1/8" causes to not engage or not disengage. What am I doing wrong. Also the pto works fine but will not remain in a desired position. Slightest movement of lever causes drastic movements.




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john(UK)

10-12-2003 15:04:13




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 Re: to20 in reply to frank, 10-12-2003 06:26:28  
If you are adjusting the clutch pedal clearance you should have about 3/8" over the pedal stem at the footrest. If you have that clearance and it is still not operating correctly I would think you need to check the clutch itself for wear, which will mean taking the engine out. Dont really understand what you are trying to say about the PTO..do you meant the PTO lever on the left side under the seat or do you mean the hydraulic lever on the right side of the seat? If its the hydraulic lever you can adjust it, mount an implement on the 3 point linkage and slacken the 4 setscrews that hold the lever quadrant to the centre housing and move it towards the back of the tractor,move the lever marker so that the rear edge of it is exactly 21/2" from the rearmost position of the lever and tighten it up. with the implement raised and the setscrews that hold the quadrant in position tightened but still able to move the quadrant, get a screwdriver between the quadrant and the cross-shaft and move the quadrant forward till the implement just starts to drop, at this point tighten all 4 setscrews. If you mean that the hydraulics wont hold anything at a given height like some of the later tractors, you need to have a position control kit fitted to allow you to do just this, its not a big job or expensive. If it is the PTO lever you mean, dont usually get any problems with that it only has two positions, in gear and out of gear and normally it will stay were you put it. Sorry to be so vague on your problem but you didnt give us all the details to enable us to find the fault....BUT if you are still having problems and all the above does not help please post again with a little more detail.

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frank

10-14-2003 02:21:39




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 Re: Re: to20 in reply to john(UK), 10-12-2003 15:04:13  
thanks, john
It was the hydraulic lever it meant. On the clutch pedal do you mean an open gap of 3/8" or free travel before engaging?
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john(UK)

10-14-2003 10:35:23




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 Re: Re: Re: to20 in reply to frank, 10-14-2003 02:21:39  
Hi Frank, Yes it was free travel that i meant. Let me know if you can't sort the problem out though.



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