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MF 35 will not completly go into gear

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Louis4

06-04-2006 18:29:16




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Thanks for helping with the gas problem. I now have another issue. The tractor will not go into high first gear. It barley will run in low first gear. It appears to be shifting but won't move.I'm thinking possibly a transmission issue. It will crawl in first,but with the bushhog down it will not move.Raise the bushhog and it will start creeping again.Need suggestions.




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Louis4

06-17-2006 08:22:31




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 Re: MF 35 will not completly go into gear in reply to Louis4, 06-04-2006 18:29:16  
Thanks for the help. It appears to be a seal problem that has led to other issues. The good thing is I will have a very good piece of equipment. This site is a great tool for people like myself who know only basics. I would have never addressed some of the ideas provided otherwise. Once again thanks.
Louis



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mn.Chuck

06-05-2006 10:57:15




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 Re: MF 35 will not completly go into gear in reply to Louis4, 06-04-2006 18:29:16  
Does it seem like two issues? The part about not
completely going into gear could be something that
happened twice in our former dealership. The planetary ring gear in transmission can seperate,
it is one part but we have seen the pressed in
inner gear work out a fraction of an inch. The
shift lever will be effected. The slippage does
seem like a clutch issue. Chuck



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Big Dean

06-04-2006 21:08:27




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 Re: MF 35 will not completly go into gear in reply to Louis4, 06-04-2006 18:29:16  
Your clutch disc is slipping it could be you do not have any pedal free travel or the disc is worn out.



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mr.t

06-04-2006 18:32:50




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 Re: MF 35 will not completly go into gear in reply to Louis4, 06-04-2006 18:29:16  
mabey a clutch problem



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