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Re: Tired TA Advice
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Posted by Aces on June 16, 2006 at 08:43:55 from (65.54.98.105):
In Reply to: Tired TA Advice posted by Jim Allen on June 16, 2006 at 05:40:05:
Jim I don't see the hydraulics having much to do with this, because when you go to the low side the sprag clutch has to lock up which is machanical there for the sprag clutch should drive the tractor without any hydraulics. On the other hand if the sprag clutch fails it should be ok on the high side if the hydraulics are ok. You might use it longer if you use it to split gears and leave it in low as to shaft it, but yes you maybe looking at a rebuild.
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