Posted by the tractor vet on February 26, 2009 at 20:09:35 from (75.19.120.250):
In Reply to: 1456 slippage posted by joe 1971 on February 26, 2009 at 16:16:35:
Thats a bit on the high side for pressures but ya can live with them . Like Owen said are you 100% sure that they machined the step on the flywheel wright with a step hight of 1.938 inches . Now i do not know just where ya got the clutch from but here again like Owen said are you sure that ya took out the shipping stops . are you sure that ya got the disc in correctly . Now it is possible that the T/A is total toast . But in all that i have done i have never run across one yet . I have only see one tractor that could walk thru a T/A even with 400 lbs pressure for lock up and it was not a Farm Stock one .
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