two stage clutch
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mark kram
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I want to know how to adjust a jenma 204. No luck so far.
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Not familiar with your equip. Usually a single disc (no Live PTO) is adjusted so that the pedal has to be depressed roughly 2" (measured at the farthest end of the pedal) before you feel the resistance of the clutch springs.
If no spac (if you feel pressure immediately) you have the springs constantly depressed, how much is anyone's guess and with that the backing plate pressure is somewhat released and the disc can spin.
Otherwise, you may just have a worn out disc/weak pressure plate springs, and cannot adjust it any more to get the needed pressure to hold against a load. Time for a new disc and PP.
Mark
If no spac (if you feel pressure immediately) you have the springs constantly depressed, how much is anyone's guess and with that the backing plate pressure is somewhat released and the disc can spin.
Otherwise, you may just have a worn out disc/weak pressure plate springs, and cannot adjust it any more to get the needed pressure to hold against a load. Time for a new disc and PP.
Mark
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I may have misread the title. I haven't done it but have read about it in serv. manuals. Have also been told that you take it to your dealer and let them set it up for you and you get it right the first time. I know Ford dealers do that. The money you spend is well worth only one trip into the innerds to get it right.
Mark
