Problem with my John Deere 2755

amickfarm · Jan 20, 2019

My 2755 creeps ahead when I have the clutch peddle pushed down. I am not sure what the problem is and would like to see if anyone has any ideas before tearing the tractor apart.

Mike M · Jan 20, 2019

I guess I'd start by adjusting the clutch per the service manual. If that model even is adjustable ? Do you have a cab ? If so I think those have a hyd. slave cylinder and that could be a trouble spot.

amickfarm · Jan 20, 2019

Thank you for replying. I think it has something to do with the hi-lo clutch. It has a top but not a cab.

Tx Jim · Jan 20, 2019

I agree with Mike M check clutch pedal free travel & if it's in spec's either clutch disk is warped or pilot brg in flywheel is rough. I think hyd hi-lo isn't the problem.

amickfarm · Jan 20, 2019

I thought the same thing but then it doesn't do it every time you push the clutch down?

CumminsMan · Jan 20, 2019

Slave cylinder, a real pain to do and
forever a plague to these tractors

amickfarm · Jan 20, 2019

Thanks. But this one doesn't have a slave cylinder

CumminsMan · Jan 20, 2019

It's internal, when seals go they
usually ruin clutch discs as well

amickfarm · Jan 20, 2019

Thank you that is what we are thinking too.

buickanddeere · Jan 20, 2019

. Is the dry clutch properly adjusted ? Is the pilot bearing grabbing ? Find this out before spending time and money tearing into the high/low pack .
The high low pack is either in high or low , it is not a clutch per say.
Have you pulled the inspection cap off the side of the belhousing and had a look inside ?

centash · Jan 20, 2019

Only on tractors with the factory cab.
Ben

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