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New 4020 clutch installed, Rear Pto runs(no brake)

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Beef Cen IL

04-05-2006 11:16:12




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Late model 4020, side console, syncro. Installer claims it just needs run awhile, any wisdom out there? Installer not a Jd expert.




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jdemaris

04-05-2006 11:28:13




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 Re: New 4020 clutch installed, Rear Pto runs(no br in reply to Beef Cen IL, 04-05-2006 11:16:12  
Peak underneath through the inspection hole and see if the PTO pressure-plate fingers are clear of the throw-out bearing. Also, make sure there isn't anything still jammed into the fingers. Usually, when installing new clutches, you have to jam something into the PTO fingers to keep pressure on them - so the PTO disk stays in place until the tractor is back together. They usually just fly out from centrifugal force first time you start the engine. It's easy to bend and ruin some parts in there if that tractor wasn't done right and forced together. I will tell you this for sure - there is no d*mn "break in" period. If done correctly, it will work correctly, immediately after assembly.

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Bob

04-05-2006 11:53:02




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 Re: New 4020 clutch installed, Rear Pto runs(no br in reply to jdemaris, 04-05-2006 11:28:13  
I have seen the brake apply pin that is pushed against the PTO brake by hydraulic pressure plate wear right through the brake.

Was the tractor split a second time between the clutch housing and transmission, so the PTO brake could be examined?



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