Posted by ben brown on December 20, 2007 at 17:56:25 from (12.213.80.38):
In Reply to: 1466 Clutch Grabs posted by JGShivers on December 20, 2007 at 17:42:30:
the grabing is most likly due to the dunp valve being out of adjustment. there a small rod on mcv housing that is conected to the clutch rod back to the dump valve this disconects the ta when clutching tractor. it should ingage the ta just before the main engine clutch. if the ta engages before or at sametime you well get the grab or sudden start you are talking about that said over the years i have found that by aplying some brake when letting out clutch help to lessen the grab. one way to see if that is the problem put ta in low and see if the grab is less.
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