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MF50 clutch disengagement

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Ken Schaaf

05-15-2008 09:10:06

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When moving forward or in reverse, and I step on clutch pedal, the drive train does not disengage and the tractor continues to move for several feet before it finally disengages. Any thoughts on why there is a delay in action here?

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DavidP, South Wales

05-15-2008 14:23:38

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Re: MF50 clutch disengagement in reply to Ken Schaaf, 05-15-2008 09:10:06

HI Ken,
Do you have a dual clutch fitted to your tractor?
There are normally two possibilities for this happening.
First is that you may have an oil leak from the rear crank seal or transmission seal or both. Oil may have found its way into the clutch plate and caused the faces to become sticky leading to the delay.
The other possibility is clutch adjustment. Does the tractor stop immediately if you push the pedal fully to the floor? If it does it will be necessary to adjust the unit internally and at the pedal.
Please come back if you need any more help.
DavidP, SOuth Wales

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Ken Schaaf

05-19-2008 07:17:30

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Re: MF50 clutch disengagement in reply to DavidP, South Wales, 05-15-2008 14:23:38

Thank you, David, for your quick response. Yes, the tractor does have a dual clutch action and you better believe, when that tractor headed straight toward the barn wall, that clutch went all the way down--with no slowing down. I'm grateful that the front tires are a little more forward than the grillwork. The only way I can ease the tractor into the barn bay where it is kept is to back way off on the throttle and to ride the clutch a bit. With the Maryland spring fields much higher than they ought to be, this repair will need to be delayed just a little. I greatly appreciate your expert direction, not only to me, but to all these others looking for help.

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