Re: 400 pto clunk

Posted by IH-NEAL on December 24, 2001 at 13:50:30 from (216.165.155.80):

In Reply to: 400 pto clunk posted by John on December 22, 2001 at 19:33:51:

John, it sounds like it might be the live power gear on bottom shaft in the transmission. It's kind of a pain, but should be checked and in all probability was overlooked when the TA was rebuilt. If you remove the inspection cover on bottom of clutch housing to rear of tractor. Look in side to rear, there is a large pipe plug, which has to be removed. At this point have the tractor drained down some on HY-TRAN or face her uphill quite steeply and block well. With that plug removed you will find I believe a 1/2 inch bolt 3/4" socket will fit it. The original washer that held that gear to the shaft was a thin hardened one the later was a heavier one with a longer bolt. What happens is the washer breaks and the gear walks around in there. Another possibility would be the splines in the pressure plate getting worn badly. Hope that helps. Happy Holidays.

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