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Re: 584 Int. pto clunking
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Posted by JB2 on May 27, 2005 at 18:37:54 from (69.196.154.214):
In Reply to: 584 Int. pto clunking posted by Gary HUnter on May 27, 2005 at 14:18:01:
Hi Gary, does this noise only happen when you have an implement connected to the PTO? Does the PTO connected implement have an over running PTO clutch? Reason I ask is we had similiar problem on our 454 when we used it on a Case manure spreader. When ever you backed off the throttle with the PTO engaged on that manure spreader you would hear a rattling noise by the clutch housing. This spreader did not have an over running clutch on the flail beater and it would attempt to over drive the PTO on the 454. When we changed the clutch on the 454, we saw the cause of the noise. The reason for the noise was the PTO is driven from a spline shaft that fits into the pressure plate. The material in the pressure plate is not as hard as the PTO shaft and after many years of use the mating spline teeth on the pressure plate wear and there is up to 1/4 inch of slop in the connection. In our case the teeth were almost completely worn off. When clutch and pressure plate were replaced, the noise never occurred again when using the manure spreader. This could be your problem. JB2
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