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Changing gears makes my teeth hurt
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Posted by Gramps514 on October 08, 2002 at 09:52:17 from (64.105.216.218):
I finially got my International 544 running gear drive with TA (8 forward/2 reverse gears) When I first push in the clutch and select a gear, a horrible sound is made as the gear teeth try to line up. It will go into gear after about 2 sec. After it is engaged and running, I can push in the clutch and shift gears without grinding. If however I put the tractor in neutral and then try back into a gear, i have the same grinding sound again. Does this sound like a clutch adjustment problem or a replace the clutch problem? I can use the tractor as is, as long as I never leave it out of gear (or it will grind). Due to me having get of the tractor periodically this is becoming nolonger an option. I could really use insite on this problem.
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