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3 point clunk

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Terry

05-24-2002 08:41:51




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I have an 8n with rear blade. When I raise it to the maximum height, it has a clunk. When I lower it a few inches, it stops. Is this harmful or is it something all 8n's do. Appreciate any advice.




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Scott

05-24-2002 18:34:18




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 Re: 3 point clunk in reply to Terry, 05-24-2002 08:41:51  
Are your sway chains getting tight when it's raised the whole way? the bracket around the pto should have the hole for the chain clevis above center, and there should be 7 links to the chain plus the clevis's.



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Evil Steve

05-24-2002 08:58:31




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 Re: 3 point clunk in reply to Terry, 05-24-2002 08:41:51  
If you means it continues to clunk in full up position (not just one clunk), the last (i.e., piston in the fullest extended position) part of your ram cylinder is worn and the hydraulics are quickly trying to compensate for lost pressure. You might need to adjust the upper quadrant of the touch control.

Mine (and I believe all Ns) clunks under heavy load and this is normal, but it does it thru the whole range of motion, not just the upper end.

If it doesn't bother you to raise your blade a little less than full height, why bother with anything? Also check your fluid level.

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