Any threads on splitting a tractor? Clutch problems

[MrJimi]

Look under Ford 7710 Clutch Replacement.
It is on this Forum.

Ha Ha, I tried the ford 7710 clutch search and nothing come up but I know the thread starter and the thread is HERE and some of these forum searches don't do so well
I hope it helped. I use Yahoo search and I used to have a SEARCH THIS SITE feature and it doesn't appear anymore?, I liked it

 

[Farmwithjunk]

You didn't mention having an implement hooked up at the time, but if you have anything attached to the pto, make certain it's out of gear and/or unhooked. (i.e. a mower....)

Jack one rear wheel slightly off the ground and try to rotate/rock the wheel just a tad. Hopefully that'll "un-bind" things and let you find nuetral.

And of course, those Fergies were proned to hanging in gear. Some will even go into 2 gears at the same time. There's been millions of threads on the 'net on how to "un-stick" a Fergie tranny that's hung in gear. .

TO-30 is about as easy as it gets to split. I prefer to support the front half well, and roll the rear half back when splitting that tractor. Single stage clutch should be simple enough.

Get a SERVICE manual. (not the same as an owners manual) Much more detailed, usually having info on what to unhook for a split.

 

[chabat124]

Look under Ford 7710 Clutch Replacment.
It is on this Forum.

Thank You!

 

[chabat124]

You didn't mention having an implement hooked up at the time, but if you have anything attached to the pto, make certain it's out of gear and/or unhooked. (i.e. a mower....)

Jack one rear wheel slightly off the ground and try to rotate/rock the wheel just a tad. Hopefully that'll "un-bind" things and let you find nuetral.

And of course, those Fergies were proned to hanging in gear. Some will even go into 2 gears at the same time. There's been millions of threads on the 'net on how to "un-stick" a Fergie tranny that's hung in gear. .

TO-30 is about as easy as it gets to split. I prefer to support the front half well, and roll the rear half back when splitting that tractor. Single stage clutch should be simple enough.

Get a SERVICE manual. (not the same as an owners manual) Much more detailed, usually having info on what to unhook for a split.

Hi,
*I have the srevice manual.
*I unhooked the box blade and dragged it away
*I chained the tractor to my 4x4 Trooper and drug it backwards about 2 feet, then it was very easy to get into neutral.

Now I need to pour a slab in my implement shed so I can split it... Hopefully soon the ground will be dry enough for a cement truck.

Thank you for the advice!

 

[chabat124]

Ha Ha, I tried the ford 7710 clutch search and nothing come up but I know the thread starter and the thread is HERE and some of these forum searches don't do so well
I hope it helped. I use Yahoo search and I used to have a SEARCH THIS SITE feature and it doesn't appear anymore?, I liked it

Thanks for the link!