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Re: JD 755 track loader
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Posted by Jonathan on October 19, 2003 at 07:39:33 from (205.188.208.73):
In Reply to: JD 755 track loader posted by Van on October 18, 2003 at 19:18:47:
Both pedals should act that way. There is a point almost at full pedal travel where the track should stop. Then pushing it further will cause it to rotate opposite...thats counter-rotation. Thats so the machine will turn in a very small area. Wears the tracks quite a bit more , but comes in handy sometimes. There is a complicated adjustment process with the transmission control valve on the 700 and 800 series hydrostatic crawlers. Involves several gauges etc and usually alot of time....and a little experience with them helps enormously. Too many times I've seen someone start turning adjustment screws and adjusting linkage rods randomly "experimenting" ....and in this case , your neighbor may not like you when his machine starts mistracking severly or falls on its face pushing into a pile...even adjusting the throttle linkage at the injection pump can throw these things way off....best thing is to get a manual.There are certain steps and a proper order that they have to be performed in .
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