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Bob 770

01-03-2008 04:54:24

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I have a 770 and it shifts hard when its in a pull. You realy have to work the clutch to shift. Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong? It don't make any noises like a bad bearing. I just bought the tractor to restore.

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Bluehorse

01-03-2008 05:22:32

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Re: 770 shifting problem in reply to Bob 770, 01-03-2008 04:54:24

I have a 64 model, that is also hard to shift out of gear after pulling something. I have power booster, so it always shifts out easily if I pull that lever back. I"m fairly new to this tractor, so don"t know if this is a characteristic of the model or not.

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Ken L.

01-03-2008 06:25:28

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Re: 770 shifting problem in reply to Bluehorse, 01-03-2008 05:22:32

Yes, it is normal if you have the power booster. If you are going up a hill or have a load that will pull in the opposite direction of travel when you push the clutch in, it will be almost impossible to get it out of gear without pulling back on the power booster lever. Once you get used to it, you do it without thinking about it.

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Bob 770

01-03-2008 07:41:39

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Re: 770 shifting problem in reply to Ken L., 01-03-2008 06:25:28

Thanks. I noticed that about pulling back on the power booster It shifted better. Just thought it might be something different like a clutch spring. Thanks again.

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