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Re: 815 with 407 engine question
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Posted by Bob on November 02, 2006 at 16:51:05 from (69.178.229.154):
In Reply to: 815 with 407 engine question posted by Rick in Ont. on November 02, 2006 at 16:42:53:
I can't remember how the traction and separator drives are set up on the 815.. is the traction drive straight-through from a "flexplate" on the flywheel, and is there a separator clutch on the flywheel? This MAY be a totally different deal, but about 15 years ago, the Perkins in our Massey 760 began to shake like %#&& at speed. Turns out a chunk of the steel flexplate bolted to the flywheel had cracked, and flew off, putting what remained WAY out of balance. Any chance your problem is anything with the flywheel or clutch, or whatever drive mechanism is attached to the flywheel? PLEASE post back when you figure it out... you've got me VERY curious!
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