Posted by Janicholson on October 20, 2011 at 18:43:17 from (67.72.98.45):
In Reply to: M clutch stuck update posted by Dale_MN on October 20, 2011 at 05:17:23:
The pedal free play is the amount it will move before the throwout bearing touches the fingers. Have a second person with a ruler stand beside the tractor and measure between the edge of the platform and the place on the pedal that touches the platform. As they move the pedal downward by hand, you look at the throwout bearing as it moves to touch the fingers. When it touches, stop the person pushing and have them measure the distance. It must be in that 1.25" area. At that point the pressure should increase as the pedal is pushed farther. If the pedal moves, but the Throwout bearing does not, look for the lost motion. THe bolts that hold the throwout carrier on the shaft can be worn, the linkage can be loose, or other issues. If the measurement is more than 1.25, adjust the rod longer! till it is. If there is lost motion, fix it, it will not work correctly until this is under control. Jim
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