Re: SC klunk

Posted by Brownie 45 on July 18, 2006 at 11:07:45 from (207.177.82.15):

In Reply to: SC klunk posted by Red Agony on July 18, 2006 at 06:07:54:

Jack the tractor up, & roll the wheels slowly & listen for any noises & where they come from. Same for front wheels. If nothing found, block the clutch forward,& put the transmission in gear & roll the rear wheels while listening for noise. On our 450, a broken brake return spring occasionally got wedged between the brake housing & movable disc, & made noise bad enough that we thought it was an axle bearing. We even pulled the axle & checked the bearings before finding the spring. Might save you some time & trouble.

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