JohnnyRoy
New member
The clutch pedal on my tractor was getting tight and was engaging near the top of the travel.
Today I made an adjustment to the free play.
The tractor operates much better with the clutch engaging much nearer to the floor.
It shifts better, no grinding, or unusual noises.
The issue I'm having is that once engaged the pedal does not immediately return to the original position.
It stays at the bottom of the free play area.
I can raise it to the correct position with my foot and it will stay there or if I leave it alone it will eventually correct itself as I'm driving along.
I sprayed all the areas of tension with white lithium grease.
There is a rather large spring right behind the pedal that might be stretched?
My question is: Is there a possibility I could damage something operating the tractor like this?
Thanks
rob
Today I made an adjustment to the free play.
The tractor operates much better with the clutch engaging much nearer to the floor.
It shifts better, no grinding, or unusual noises.
The issue I'm having is that once engaged the pedal does not immediately return to the original position.
It stays at the bottom of the free play area.
I can raise it to the correct position with my foot and it will stay there or if I leave it alone it will eventually correct itself as I'm driving along.
I sprayed all the areas of tension with white lithium grease.
There is a rather large spring right behind the pedal that might be stretched?
My question is: Is there a possibility I could damage something operating the tractor like this?
Thanks
rob