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| New Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: North Ga , NE Al
Posts: 8
| Have new to me used (287 hr) TN65. Was bush hogging some thick privet today and all of a sudden the clutch pedal was up about 6 inches and catching at the very end of the travel. The clutch still feels like it pulls well but the pedal is way out of wack. This a used tractor I have had about a month and with so low hours, it is hard to take a clutch problem. Any ideas what would cause the clutch pedal travel and catch point to change so drastically/suddenly? it is a manual syncro shuttle 4x2 Transmission. Ps i took hint from replies of last post and updated my profile with photo. pps, i really enjoy this stite! many thanks, Rick Last edited by rawaits; 07-04-2009 at 11:35 PM. Reason: add tranmission type |
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