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farmall 560d torque amplifier

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Lloyd Powell

09-02-2004 16:48:43




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Gentlemen, you have come to my aid in the past about my S M now I need info about my 560d.
I was plowing deeeep last year and the tractor just stopped pulling as if no clutch. I replaced the clutch and pressure plate, it still does not move. could it be the TA? I have been told you can bypass the TA or bolt it together (how you would do that i have no idea HELP) I have also been told that I could just take out the TA. I have a dream NO NOT LIKE MARTIN DID HE HAD A WET DREAM. I have a dream of someday using this tractor to pull. I just found out that I am going to have to do a ring job on it. If I do a ring job on it why not just rebuild the motor and put in larger pistons or would that put me into a class I could not afford. I don't want or can't spend a lot of money. Any info would be great if you have info please call me and I will return your call. Lloyd 903-356-5693 Thanks

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hagan

09-04-2004 13:25:45




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 Re: farmall 560d torque amplifier in reply to Lloyd Powell, 09-02-2004 16:48:43  
My cousin has a 460 and it quit in town at a stop sign. Just would not go. We looked at the clutch and determined it was ok as you could see things work. We thought of the coupler too and I said put it in gear and step on the left brake and then the right brake. Well when he stepped on the right brake it started going. Turned out to be the right hand bull gear has split where the axle comes in. All it took was a bull gear. He about has it together again

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randyb

09-03-2004 19:50:43




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 Re: farmall 560d torque amplifier in reply to Lloyd Powell, 09-02-2004 16:48:43  
Probably what has happened is that the splined collar connecting the input shaft and the TA has stripped out. You will have to split the tractor at the clutch again, remove the input shaft retainer (where the throw-out brg. slides on)along with the Ipto. shaft(hollow shaft). Then the input shaft and collar will come out and you can see the damage. Also axles break or strip out and you can"t tell that either, tractor may move if you apply one brake or the other.

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