Posted by mkirsch on May 26, 2011 at 08:14:20 from (64.80.110.74):
In Reply to: 340 bad TA/clutch posted by Gene F on May 25, 2011 at 12:26:59:
This guy doesn't even know if he has a TA or not...
If the tractor has a TA, there should be a lever next to your left leg as you sit on the seat. It acts like a 2-speed powershift. Pull it back and the tractor shifts down a gear.
Sometimes a previous owner has problems with the TA and removes just the lever so he is not tempted to try it. In that case the way to know if there's a TA in the tractor is to look at the linkages on the left side, running from the clutch pedal.
A non-TA tractor will have one rod going to a single lever on the side of the tractor.
A TA tractor will have a second lever and extra linkage connecting the two levers together.
To make the TA tractor shift easily, BOTH levers must move when you push the clutch pedal.
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