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Lubricating Throw Out Bearing
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Posted by JayWalt on October 15, 2006 at 07:49:17 from (24.223.138.48):
My 300u tends to grind gears, not bnad but u gotta hold the shifter to where u feel the traqnny gears stop, then engage the gear. Before messing with the clutch pedal (since the manual is not like the actual setup at all), I'd like to lube the throwout bearing and eliminate that as an issue first. At first I thought the clutch shaft zerks were for the pilot bearing, but they are not. How do you lbe it? There is a cover under the tractor That might give me acess to it, but I dunno. Just want to make sure I do it right . Any idea would be appreciated. I wouldnt care, but because my sole use of this is the loader, there's going to be alot of shifting going on =)
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