Forward reverse pedal

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RoninNY

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2005 Case IH DX33 , 1953 TO30
Has anyone had this problem. I have a 2004 Case/IH DX33. One of the major problems I have is the forward/reverse pedal does not self return back to neutral on its own. Not a good situation in tight quarters. I have looked, lubed and so far have not found where it is either binding or causing it not to return. If anyone has had this issue, I would live to hear about it. Thanks.
 
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Give the dealer call might be just adjustment.
 
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Forward AND reverse spring tension have lost their "springallity". After approximately 16 years of use, I'd replace them anyway.

["springallity" is so a word.]
 
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Wagtail said:
Forward AND reverse spring tension have lost their "springallity". After approximately 16 years of use, I'd replace them anyway.

["springallity" is so a word.]
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I love that word!!
 
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Hello all, and a follow up on this thread. Dug into it yesterday, and found no springs that would return the pedal back to neutral. But after searching I did find a very very hard to find zerk fitting on the HST shaft. Looks like it has never been greased in 15 years. I still think the zerk needs replacing but i was able to force enough lube to be able to free up the pedal. Works much better and glad to find the trouble. Thanks all for the input.
 
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RoninNY said:
Hello all, and a follow up on this thread. Dug into it yesterday, and found no springs that would return the pedal back to neutral. But after searching I did find a very very hard to find zerk fitting on the HST shaft. Looks like it has never been greased in 15 years. I still think the zerk needs replacing but i was able to force enough lube to be able to free up the pedal. Works much better and glad to find the trouble. Thanks all for the input.
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Ahhh... the old 'hidden zerk that isn't shown in the Owner Manual' trick.

I had mine (4105) shown to me by my Dealership's mechanic when I asked about a couple of grease nipples that were indicated on the front wheels axle, but I couldn't find. The Manual wasn't updated midway through production (too expensive). The pedal 'zerk' had been added, but wasn't shown.
 
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