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ronjoh

03-07-2006 08:36:52




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Shown is a picture of the inspection with the clutch in the lowest position. The knurl on the inspection plate stops the clutch from being raised over the plate and the fork (inside the housing) attached to the lever, stops the plate from being removed over the clutch.

I know this should be easy, but???

Appreciate any help
Ron

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Stickler

03-07-2006 10:19:39




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 Re: 9n inspection plate question in reply to ronjoh, 03-07-2006 08:36:52  
On my 2N I had to loosen off the little arm that engages the left brake when the clutch is pushed down. That held the clutch pedal from actually going all the way down. Your picture shows that it's touching the clutch pedal. Try that. You may also have to turn the plate some.



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ronjoh

03-07-2006 18:18:10




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 Re: 9n inspection plate question in reply to Stickler, 03-07-2006 10:19:39  
Thanks Stickler. I didn"t realize (dumb eh!)the clutch pedal also pushed on the left brake. My breaks are really, really, really stiff.

I knew there had to be a simple solution. It"s my first tractor and I"m learning things the hard way. I really appreciate the helpful advice from the guys on this website. They must get tired of answering dumb questions and repeatedly answering the same questions over and over.

Thanks
Ron

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Stickler

03-08-2006 06:02:25




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 Re: 9n inspection plate question in reply to ronjoh, 03-07-2006 18:18:10  
Yours wasn't a dumb one by any means, just took me a bit to clue onto what the problem was. The pic made all the difference. I'm a relative newbie too, only had mine about 4 years, but lots of mechanical experience sure helps. I love these little tractors. Only things easier to work on are old Harleys.



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