Farm pro. Please help

Egill38 · Jul 5, 2015

Thanks for everybody advice , it's been a big help. Last night after work I removed my loader successfully. I removed loader bracket on the passenger side and there is nothing behind it. What I'm wondering is it the same way behind loader bracket on driver side or do I need to remove step bracket and plates behind them to get to the clutch. Thanks for any advice.

Affordable · Jul 5, 2015

You need to remove the other bracket, since you have this type bell housing adjusting the clutch is tough, I made a set of wrenchs to do it with

Tommy
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Egill38 · Jul 6, 2015

So I do need behind the other loader bracket then. Is there anything behind the plates where the steps are bolted on I would need to get to. I know the 4 wheel drive lever is right there close . Wish I were closer. I would hire you to do it. Sounds like u have done it before. Thank u

SPIKER · Jul 6, 2015

Egill38 said:
So I do need behind the other loader bracket then. Is there anything behind the plates where the steps are bolted on I would need to get to. I know the 4 wheel drive lever is right there close . Wish I were closer. I would hire you to do it. Sounds like u have done it before. Thank u

Some pics here that may help

JMClutchAdj

and many maintenance pages above that link page.

Egill38 · Jul 9, 2015

Ok I finally got the right bracket off and spent some time looking around in there. I'm completely lost. I see three fingers which I don't know what are. Can anyone explain what they do and how to adjust the clutch. The fingers are all touching the bearing. I grew up in an automatic transmission shop and my father never worked on standards so I'm not even sure what I'm looking at inside there and can't find anyone that does. How can you tell if it can be adjusted or not ? Thanks.

Affordable · Jul 9, 2015

There are 3- sets of double nuts they are your PTO clutch adjustments, you need to adjust those so that you have 0.30 thousands under the big nut, make sure all 3-are the same, your main clutch adjustment is under the 3-clutch fingers( You will have to grind a wrench down to fit the nut under the finger it will need to be thin),you will need to take the linkage rod off your clutch arm coming out of the bell housing, adjust each one of those 3- fingers so that you have 1/8" clearance from the throw out bearing to the face of the clutch finger, make sure all 3- are the same 1/8". Once you loosen the nut under the finger, you can turn the bolt head on the backside to move the finger in or out then re-tighten the nut under the finger ,Then reattach your clutch arm adjusting the turnbuckle so that you have 1" of free play that you can push with your fingers.

Tommy
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"Your Jinma Parts Superstore"
Home of compact Jinma, Foton, and Koyker Tractors and Parts, Wood Chippers, Backhoes - Affordable Tractor Sales Company