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Re: 756 t/a
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Posted by the tractor vet on April 07, 2005 at 08:22:26 from (4.124.71.14):
In Reply to: 756 t/a posted by scot_c on April 06, 2005 at 19:26:47:
Using the T/A as a way to slow down is the hardest on the low side and this is the #1 cause for taking the low side out . The proper spool valve adjustment is that the snap ring on the stem must touch the nut on the bottom stroke and must travel the full lenght on the up stroke . But since you have been using it to slow down over the years ya got the sprag wore out and the T/A assy. will need to be replaced . If you must slow down and keep the rpm's up at the head lands then use the brakes to load the tractor before ya pull the T/A into the low side and this will help make the T/A last a lot longer .
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