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John Deere 2550 Clutch ****Need Advice****

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Gman

11-22-2001 16:09:08




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WTW I worked on the 2550 today,bleed actuiating cylinders,but pedel is hard as a rock,and slave cylinder is fully extended,you can pry clutch rod to the rear of tractor,then push pedel and the actuating rod will move to the full extended and stay there?????is there a big spring inside housing broke.Haven't got any clutch action at all.It looks like the tractor is going to have to be split(cab model & AC)sounds like fun to me,got any ideas post back. thans in advance Gman

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WTW

11-23-2001 18:07:21




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 Re: John Deere 2550 Clutch ****Need Advice**** in reply to Gman, 11-22-2001 16:09:08  
Gman, Like said below the clutch plate relase fingers push the throwout bearing back. Sounds like things are either siezed up or the fingers have the center / ends burnt off them. Either way you just as well get it rolled apart and see what you have. Most these tractors have a button type clutch disk and require maitance, some more often than others. Good Luck on what you find Dave W.



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Brokenwrench

11-22-2001 17:10:15




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 Re: John Deere 2550 Clutch ****Need Advice**** in reply to Gman, 11-22-2001 16:09:08  
If the actuating rod is pushing the clutch lever to its full travel and you still can't get the tractor in gear, then you need a clutch. In answer to your question, the clutch springs return the slave cylinder. I have found that the clutches in these tractors often get "stiff" with age especially if it is a button type clutch. If it is a button type clutch make sure you have the flywheel resurfaced. Hi-Capacity makes a very good reman clutch assy. for your tractor. Also make sure you order the correct clutch, as there several different configurations depending on how your tractor is optioned. Post any questions and I'll try to help you out.

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