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Kevin B

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Does anyone have the dimensions for the pressure plate spring height gage tool. I put a rebuilt pressure plate and clutch in my 2010 and the clutch is not disengaging completely.:mad: When I start in gear (safety switch bypassed) and the clutch is depress, the tractor will start, but not move. :) And when I let the clutch out the tractor will move. However, I can not change gears with the tractor running. Not any gear or range. The only thing I can think of is the pressure plate wasn't adjusted correctly at the factory when it was overhauled.
 
Pressure plates are set to a spec and are used in many applications besides 2010,If you read the manual it must be set with a JD227 gauge no matter if it is new,rebuilt or used it should be set. I sell those gauges if you want one. email for contact info
 
(quoted from post at 19:36:05 07/18/08) Pressure plates are set to a spec and are used in many applications besides 2010,If you read the manual it must be set with a JD227 gauge no matter if it is new,rebuilt or used it should be set. I sell those gauges if you want one. email for contact info
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Hey CHinNY I'm definitely interested in a gauge, but you left no contact information
 
(quoted from post at 04:59:59 07/19/08) email is open
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I don't understand what you are talking about. The "Private Message" page says it is under construction. Your profile has only your user name in it. You left no email address in any of your posts.
 
(quoted from post at 19:36:05 07/18/08) Pressure plates are set to a spec and are used in many applications besides 2010,If you read the manual it must be set with a JD227 gauge no matter if it is new,rebuilt or used it should be set. I sell those gauges if you want one. email for contact info
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OK. I found a great John Deere Dealer in Ritzville, WA that was willing to let me copy the JD277 Pressure Plate Tool. I made one according to my drawings. Now, is the gauge supposed to just touch the tip of the pressure plate finger that touches the bearing? Or is the gauge supposed to touch inside the cvalley of the finger between the tip and the spring cup?
 

I got the tool made. By the measurements off the JD227 tool, the pressure plate fingers are exactly .250" above the outer rim surface of the pressure plate. Tractor goes back together in the AM
 
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