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1010 reverser noise?

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tony dean

09-25-2005 09:23:04




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when sitting at a very slow idle,this thing clangs and rattles to beat the band,so i don"t idle it down that low.any ideas what might be going on in there?




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Roy Suomi

09-28-2005 19:01:58




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 Re: 1010 reverser noise? in reply to tony dean, 09-25-2005 09:23:04  
Ya know, I thought that years ago.. I set up a 350 engine with a reverser on an engine run stand that I built. I put a clutch spline on a flywheel plate that a machinist friend made for me. It still rattled at low rpm. The 350 engine had a manual shut-off, so I could idle it right down.For what thats worth ...



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jdemaris

09-27-2005 18:15:00




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 Worn drive-plate on flywheel in reply to tony dean, 09-25-2005 09:23:04  
All the Deere crawlers with that particular hydraulic reverser rattle at low engine speeds when NOT actually doing any work (in forward or reverse). The noise is usually coming from the driveplate on the engine flywheel. It has a spring loaded dampener that is supposed to supress noise and dampen engine pulses, but it gets worn and sloppy overtime. Deere later changed the dampened driveplate to a set of large springs and anchors in the 350s (called the torsional isolator) - but it was an awful setup and was prone to flying apart and locking the engine up. So, again Deere changed the dampener during the 350D series, and used a large rubber driveplate that seems to be their best effort. 1010s and early 350s that use the spring-loaded driveplate will usually rattle a LOT but rarely completly fail. The later 350s up to the "D" series with the Torsional Isolator DO fail, often.

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Roy Suomi

09-26-2005 05:34:43




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 Re: 1010 reverser noise? in reply to tony dean, 09-25-2005 09:23:04  
That noise you hear is the countershaft "ratteling" from the power pulses of the engine. At very low speeds the diesel engine has power pulses that speed up and slow down the rpm every time a cylinder fires. If it is quiet at higher speeds [ 800 rpm or higher ] don't run it so slow unless shutting it down..



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