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Re: Re: Re: Deutz repair question
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Posted by Bernh. Vo�en on September 06, 2001 at 22:53:02 from (217.2.108.83):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Deutz repair question posted by Chris Wolfe on September 06, 2001 at 11:53:16:
Zuerst w�rde ich den Bet�tigungszylinder wieder einh�ngen, auch wenn er sich im Moment nicht bewegen l��t. Wird der Zylinder hydraulisch oder pneumatisch bet�tigt? Gehe den Leitungen nach, irgendwo kannst Du sie trennen und so den Zylinder drucklos machen und bewegen. Vielleicht ist auch nur der Schalthebel ausgeh�ngt. Dieser ist mit vier , oder mehr, Schrauben auf dem Getriebe befestigt.Wenn Du den Deckel abnimmst, findest Du darunter Schaltgabeln, deren Nuten in einer Reihe stehen m�ssen, sollte dies nicht der Fall sein, kannst Du die Gabel, die nicht in der Reihe steht mit einem gro�en Schraubendreher bewegen, dann m��te das Problem gel�st sein. Ich wei�, das es sich kompliziert anh�rt, es ist aber ganz einfach. If can't fix the problem like this, let me know, i gonna try to find a Deutz-mechanic over here. Post an E-mail to me Rgds. Bernhard, Derichsweiler, Germany
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