My Mahindra 3215 shuttle shift has very little power. Just about any resistance causes the wheels to stop. It doesn’t appear that the clutch is slipping. Anyone have any suggestions? I replaced the fuel filter and cleaned the air filter. The fluid levels are fine!
My Mahindra 3215 has very little power
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What are the rpms when it stops? Does it start with normal rpms and them drop?
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What are the rpms when it stops? Does it start with normal rpms and them drop?
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Check the parking brake.Done that before.
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I'm going to move this thread over to our Mahindra section.
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I'm going to move this thread over to our Mahindra section.
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Never heard a slipping clutch make any sound. For a gear drive, only one thing will allow the engine to maintain RPM but no forward motion. You need to get that clutch adjusted NOW before the slipping burns it up. Hopefully it is only an adjustment needed and not a new clutch plate. With a shuttle shift there is also a hydraulic clutch action that briefly depresses the clutch plate when the shuttle shift lever is moved, it could be that the hydraulic clutch is not disengaging correctly also. A trip to the dealer is recommended for this.