What I was told,growing up with a 300u and a 340u, only use T/A when encountering a a hard pull-like a hard spot when plowing,then release the T/A.For example 2nd hi is ABOUT the same as 3rd T/A. The main reason being for this is that the T/A release bearing would be running against the T/A clutch fingers constantly.Just like if you drove with your foot on the clutch pedal,it would cause that throw out bearing to run constantly,and wear the pressure plate fingers and the bearing.My 300u which used to be a loader tractor, has had the T/A replaced by me, at @6000 hrs, but the clutch for it is still original.The main clutch has been replaced several times, but that was because the pto splines stripped out due to a lot of bush hog work.I now have 7500 hrs on it.Mark
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