Re: Broken H

Posted by Dave S. on April 16, 2004 at 23:44:26 from (204.95.118.187):

In Reply to: Broken H posted by Paul D on April 16, 2004 at 19:19:41:

Paul try to fix it yourself even if you are not to mechanicaly inclined. These tractors are fairly simple to work on. One of the first things I would check are the bolts in the coupleing between the clutch shaft and the input shaft of the transmission, the bolts and the flanges can get worn and if one or the other breaks it will let the clutch shaft run off center and make it shake with the clutch engaged.
good luck

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