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TEA Clutch Problems

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peter kuzyk

05-16-2004 12:25:50




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I have a TEA SN410362 - I believe it to be a 54. Problem - clutch is sticking. Continues to roll under power when clutch depressed. Grinds if you try to put it into gear at medium RPM. Suggestions? Am I looking at splitting it? If so, can anyone suggest a good manual?

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James, UK

05-17-2004 03:20:23




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 Re: TEA Clutch Problems in reply to peter kuzyk, 05-16-2004 12:25:50  
Have you tried adjusting the clutch yet? It may be all that is needed. A search in the archives here should provide the info you need to adjust your clutch - I cannot remember it in enough detail to post here.

My personal view on manuals is to buy a reproduction of the original Ferguson Workshop Manual - available over here for around 30GBP.

There is a stack of information in them, in sufficient detail to do the job right first time.

HTH

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Jim W

05-17-2004 05:59:18




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 Re: Re: TEA Clutch Problems in reply to James, UK, 05-17-2004 03:20:23  
If you slacken off the nut and bolt at the front end of the clutch pedal, then with an 11/16" wrench (naturally) turn the square end of the shaft in the direction the pedal would turn it, then tighten up the nut and bolt, that might do it for you. This will allow you to disengage the clutch further. Don't get too carried away though, or else you risk the throwout bearing always being slightly engaged which will lead to premature wear, at which point you will indeed be looking at splitting the tractor.
Take a look and you will see what I mean; it's hard to describe. Jim

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