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Powershift creeping in N

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AJ

02-27-2002 17:48:02




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4640 powershift creeps in both forward N or backward N when shifting out of park. what do you guys think? minor adjustment or major $$$ thanks..




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Ray

02-27-2002 20:11:53




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 Re: powershift creeping in N in reply to AJ, 02-27-2002 17:48:02  
That's normal they all do it.I've got a 4440
we bought new that has always creeped in neutral.



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twopop

02-27-2002 18:08:39




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 Re: powershift creeping in N in reply to AJ, 02-27-2002 17:48:02  
probably major money lest you do it yourself.your clutch discs are warped



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G-MAN

02-28-2002 13:48:22




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 Re: Re: powershift creeping in N in reply to twopop, 02-27-2002 18:08:39  
This creeping is not normal. The tractor will creep if the oil is extremely cold, but shouldn't otherwise. More than likely you have a clutch pack problem, warped disks, or the pressure is not being released completely. Does the tractor creep with the clutch pedal down? If it does, you more than likely have a clutch pack problem. This requires the tractor to be split. Also inspect the flywheel damper at this time. We also install a new rear main seal when we are at that point. Just cheap insurance. Hope this helps you out.

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