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Gerald Wertz

04-09-2000 17:42:36

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Just got my 630 home on Saturday.

When the hand cluch is engaged, it does not click in. My dad and I adjusted the cluch, but that did not help. What is my next step, and what migh be the problem?

The fan wigles back and forth while the tractor is running. What might be the problem?

Before i bought the tractor, I noticed that the muffler support from the cast radiator top was some time broken off. I do not have the broken piece, so what can I do for a support? Without a new radiator top?

The steering wheel also has striped splines in the steering wheel and on the shaft, does any one have an inexpensive fix? The steering wheel is good except for that.

Besides these few problems, the tractor has straight tin, all good tires except one front, runs good, tack has 2000 hours, full three point, and overall good tractor.

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Gerald

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Paul

04-10-2000 19:22:54

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Re: JD 630 questions in reply to Gerald Wertz, 04-09-2000 17:42:36

My 630 clutch does not "snap" like the older A's and B's or like my 50. It has a nice easy lever motion and it never slips, however it is hard to keep it from grabbing when moving from a standing stop, especially in reverse. I NEVER let anyone stand behind the tractor when I'm backing in to hitch to an implement. I suspect that it needs taken apart and the drive disk planed smooth. I have a nice little Ft/pound torque wrench that I've adjusted it with, but it's never been quite as smooth as it should be. Anybody have an answer?

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Curt

04-11-2000 14:21:51

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Re: Re: JD 630 questions in reply to Paul, 04-10-2000 19:22:54

We had thar same problem on our 60. You could adjust it that it would not slip but it was very grabby--a dangerous situation. We pulled it apart,gave it a good cleaning and new dogs and toggles. Reassembled it and adjusted it and it is smooth as silk. Money well spent for some new parts.

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Paul

04-11-2000 19:30:46

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Re: Re: Re: JD 630 questions in reply to Curt, 04-11-2000 14:21:51

Thanks Curt, it's been a long time since it has had a good cleaning. I'll give that a try first - it certainly won't hurt anything.
Paul

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dave k

04-10-2000 16:24:28

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Re: JD 630 questions in reply to Gerald Wertz, 04-09-2000 17:42:36

seen a few 630's and not to many popped when you pulled the clutch back but it still was nice and tight. about your fan shaft, the shaft inside the housing is two piece with a coupler joining the two together and you better hope the coupler is the only thing bad.

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jim h

04-10-2000 18:17:00

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Re: Re: JD 630 questions in reply to dave k, 04-10-2000 16:24:28

just finished refurbishing the steering wheel for my A.I used weld stick,it can be purchased at your local auto stores.Any good epoxy will work also.Use rubber gloves to form the finger grooves then sand to finish.Paint with a few coats of black and you have saved at least 80 bucks!!!

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