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Re: Well I better do the TA.
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Posted by John A. on December 10, 2003 at 20:02:01 from (208.24.233.69):
In Reply to: Well I better do the TA. posted by Kelly C on December 10, 2003 at 19:13:26:
Kelly, When does this clunk sound happen? On my ol 966, (I know it isn't a 400) In high idle , like plowing, need to stop, step down on the clutch, but before I could throttle down. There was a SLAP or a Clunk sound from down deep in the tranny. My TA was going out! My Question is how and when does it occur. Also after my tractor got really warmed up on a 100 degree day the low side would go to slipping. I will bet it is probably the TA on yours Abilene Machine has good ones, pretty good warrenty too. Last time I checked. My $.02 Hope this helps John A. PS..Better now!, while it is split and not later.
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