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Jerky reverse 4010 problem

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Brad Behnke

09-22-2002 16:49:22




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I have recently purchased a 63' 4010 dsl. In reverse, when letting off the clutch the tractor jerks/jumps until the clutch is let out completely. Even letting the clutch out extremely slow does not completely cure the jerkiness. This is noticible in forward gears as well, but not to the same degree. Is this a clutch problem or something else? Any help would be greatly appreciated.




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John

09-24-2002 06:55:00




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 Re: Jerky reverse 4010 problem in reply to Brad Behnke, 09-22-2002 16:49:22  
I'd run it. I have a 4010 and 4020 that does the same thing. I don't know how bad yours is, but I never drive a tractor in the shop to tear it down. I pull it in the shop.



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gy3020

09-24-2002 06:36:00




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 Re: Jerky reverse 4010 problem in reply to Brad Behnke, 09-22-2002 16:49:22  
I have a 64 model 3020 diesel and a 65 model 4020 diesel and have had a 66 model 4020 diesel. I had the same thing happen on them but mostly only when backing up kind of a slope, as in rowing up hay with them, never really gave me any major problems of any kind. Does yours do this all the time or just some of the time?
I have not split one yet and will not till something else happens if its just this every now and then.

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Brad Behnke

09-24-2002 06:47:59




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 Re: Re: Jerky reverse 4010 problem in reply to gy3020, 09-24-2002 06:36:00  
It does it all the time in reverse, mainly in the low range. None of the forward geers are near as bad, can hardly tell. But trying to line a post hole digger is very difficult because of this problem. I was hoping not to split it, but I'm afraid I'll have too. Thanks for your reply.



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gy3020

09-24-2002 06:53:20




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 Re: Re: Re: Jerky reverse 4010 problem in reply to Brad Behnke, 09-24-2002 06:47:59  
Sounds like you might have a little work cut out for you there. Good luck!



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twopop

09-22-2002 21:11:18




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 Re: Jerky reverse 4010 problem in reply to Brad Behnke, 09-22-2002 16:49:22  
I think you have either a worped or broken clutch disc and you will have to split it for repair.then again you could have a problem with the flywheel.you need to split it.



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