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John Deere 2440 clutch

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Denny

05-11-2002 16:49:23




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I have a John Deere 2440 and am having a problem with the clutch. After the clutch is pushed in it is very slow on the return, you can help it by pulling it back with your toe and everything works fine. Is it the return spring or do I have bigger problems? THANKS for your help.




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Denny

05-13-2002 10:17:15




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 Re: John Deere 2440 clutch in reply to Denny, 05-11-2002 16:49:23  
Thanks for all the ideas, they were all good. I ended up spraying the WD 40 on the shaft and it did the job and worked just fine. Aganin thanks to all who responded with the help.



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cannonball

05-13-2002 05:49:31




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 Re: John Deere 2440 clutch in reply to Denny, 05-11-2002 16:49:23  
had same problem with 2840 rod that works throwout bearing was frozen up on side that you could not lube had to break apart



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John

05-11-2002 18:14:58




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 Re: John Deere 2440 clutch in reply to Denny, 05-11-2002 16:49:23  
My bet is the shaft the throwout bearing rides on is gummed up with dirty grease. Pop the round side cover off and see if you can see the shaft or throwout bearing. Give the shaft a shot of brake cleaner and or wd-40. Dont overdoo it as you dont want that stuff on the clutch disc! It should make an immediate difference.



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JDM Guy

05-11-2002 16:53:03




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 Re: John Deere 2440 clutch in reply to Denny, 05-11-2002 16:49:23  
I had the same problem with my 51 M. You had to pull the clutch with your foot. I replaced that return spring your talking about.



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