RoyJackson
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- Joined
- Nov 17, 2001
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- Bethel, Vermont
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- John Deere 4052R Cab,, Deere 855D UTV, Z920A Zero Turn Mower and assorted implements
I asked this question in another thread months ago...never got a response.
Since my previous tractors (a 670 and a 790) had dry clutches, I always clamped the clutch pedal down (clutch disengaged) during extended periods of setting. Both of those tractors had a tab on the floor board for this purpose.
My current machine, the 4400 with a sync-reverser, has a wet disk clutch. There is no provision for blocking the clutch open and I don't recall seeing anything in the manual about this.
So, for you Deere guys whose tractors have wet disk clutches...do you block the pedal down?
Since my previous tractors (a 670 and a 790) had dry clutches, I always clamped the clutch pedal down (clutch disengaged) during extended periods of setting. Both of those tractors had a tab on the floor board for this purpose.
My current machine, the 4400 with a sync-reverser, has a wet disk clutch. There is no provision for blocking the clutch open and I don't recall seeing anything in the manual about this.
So, for you Deere guys whose tractors have wet disk clutches...do you block the pedal down?