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P - CLUTCH(ES) SLIPPING
- HT 700 |
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Condition |
Probable Causes |
Suggested Remedies |
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Slipping in All Forward Ranges |
1. Refer to Chart F, Probable Causes. |
1. Refer to Chart F, Items 5 through
10. |
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Slipping in Reverse
Range |
2. Fourth clutch defective. |
2. Overhaul clutch and replace piston
sealrings. |
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3. First clutch defective (HT 740/747,
HT 750DR, HT 754CR and 2nd gear start); low clutch defective
(HT 754CR without 2nd gear start). |
3. Overhaul clutch and replace piston
sealrings. |
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4. Incorrect or weak trimmer valve
spring; trimmer valve stuck open. |
4. Inspect trimmer valve and trimmer
valve spring for correct calibration, rebuild valve body. |
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Slipping in High
and Reverse Ranges |
5. Fourth clutch defective. |
5. Overhaul clutch and replace piston
sealrings. |
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6. Incorrect or weak trimmer spring;
trimmer valve stuck open. |
6. Inspect trimmer valve and trimmer
valve spring for correct calibration, rebuild valve body. |
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Slipping in Second
or Third or Fourth Range (5-Speed) |
10. Clutch defective for specific
range. |
10. Rebuild specific range clutch
and replace piston sealrings (4th clutch, replace sealrings on
center support). |
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Slipping in Second
or Third or Fourth Range (5-Speed) |
11. Incorrect or weak trimmer valve
spring; trimmer valve stuck open. |
11. Inspect trimmer valve and trimmer
valve spring for correct calibration; rebuild valve body. |
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*NOTE: If unit is modified for split
shaft PTO, all external circuitry must be removed before troubleshooting. |