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Re: Update on 686 T/A


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Posted by Owen Aaland on July 24, 2007 at 00:07:09 from (65.165.246.55):

In Reply to: Update on 686 T/A posted by Mark in C.C. on July 22, 2007 at 19:18:00:

With the clutches released you should be able to turn the TA assembly. You said that it turns easily. It should turn in one direction only. If you can turn it both ways the overrunning clutch is not holding. The disk in the TA clutch sould be able to turn both ways independent of the clutch cover/flywheel when the TA clutch is released. Another way you can check to make sure the clutch is releasing is you can turn the TA assembly, now take the block out that is holding the main clutch released. You should still be able to turn the TA assembly but now the TA clutch disk should not be turning when you turn the rest of it. If it does not turn this way then the TA clutch is not releasing. If the disk can not spin when released you will not have the slower TA speed. The most usual causes are out of adjustment, one of the pivot pins coming out of a lever, or the disk lining coming apart and wedging tight. The cast plate sometimes breaks around the lever pivot pins. A missing pivot pin can usually be replace through the hole on top. To replace the clutch you have to split the tractor at the main clucth. The TA clutch is removed through the top after removing the drie shaft through the front of the clutch housing.


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