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never ending clutch story

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Premie-farmer

04-04-2005 08:50:59




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Well, went out to prepare the tractor for splitin turned on the gas jumped on her turned the key on. Pushed in the non working clutch hit the big thumb button.... nothin but "click" once then nothing at all. Not even any deviation on the amp meter nothing.

I was hopin to coax it into 4th so I could get it in a better position than the slightly down hill angle it is in at present. Don't ya just luv these old girls. The Mrs. made that comment I'm sure many of you Ner's have herd "now explain to me why this was such a good tractor?" "It was broken most of last year and you've only used it twice this year and it's broke again." Ahh such is the life of an N owner.

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don t.-9n180179

04-04-2005 12:55:45




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 Re: never ending clutch story in reply to Premie-farmer, 04-04-2005 08:50:59  
Mine sat in the garage from July,03 til around Apr,04 mainly cuz I was kinda lazy (big grin). I spent a few good bucks on parts for hydralics, electrical, brakes, rear axle seals. (knock wood)Since I've moved it outta the garage (yes on its own power), it's started everytime I've needed it.

It was all worth it when my better-half's new Orange tractor was stuck in the snow, and was pulled out by my 2N. She was talking about selling the N (what do we need 2 tractors for?)but since the "tow", we quit talking about it. Have fun....don t. ...

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OH Boy

04-04-2005 09:08:46




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 Re: never ending clutch story in reply to Premie-farmer, 04-04-2005 08:50:59  
Been there.

These ARE good tractors but it does take a certain amount of maintenance to keep 'em going.

You can do it on your schedule by fixing things before they are too far gone, or you can do it on the tractor's schedule, when the it finally craps out on you in the field! Most things give you a little advance notice if you pay attention.

Thankfully they are put together pretty simple so the average shade tree mechanic can fix most everything himself given the right tools.

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