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troy21

11-30-2006 20:52:30

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im needing info on how to adjust the steering clutches and how to go about finding out why my left track wont disengage.. everythaing seems to move inside and is nice and clean,"kinda greasy" and the right works good just need to have some of the play taken out of it.. if someone could please help with how to fix the left clutch or explain how to tare it down or have a page in a book that can help...thanks in advance

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troy21

12-03-2006 13:22:58

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Re: jd 420 dozzer in reply to troy21, 11-30-2006 20:52:30

dose anyone have a manual for this dozzer or could fax me pages of the manual to tell me how the finial drive comes apart..and the pices in it

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12-05-2006 04:46:44

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Re: jd 420 dozzer in reply to troy21, 12-03-2006 13:22:58

I have manuals email me for my link

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JDknut

12-05-2006 03:59:14

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Re: jd 420 dozzer in reply to troy21, 12-03-2006 13:22:58

You can get the manuals at a Deere dealer as I did a couple of years ago for my own 420C. The parts and service both. It is better to have the whole manual than a few pages copied or faxed, you will find it well worth it when it comes time to order parts, do some work, or even have the work done. Having the manuals helps you understand the machine and thus run and maintain it better.

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troy21

12-01-2006 21:13:08

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Re: jd 420 dozzer in reply to troy21, 11-30-2006 20:52:30

cant anyone tell me how to adjust these steering clutches...????

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`Bernie in MA

12-02-2006 07:03:18

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Re: jd 420 dozzer in reply to troy21, 12-01-2006 21:13:08

Yeah, I can. I bought my first 420 in 1959, brand new. Still got it. Take the square cover off over the final drive. Unscrew the barrel-bung cover from the front side behind your foot. You'll be able to see the throwout bearing and the fingers that it moves. If you can't, move the crawler a little til you can. The throw out bearing is on a slotted collar that is held tight by a capscrew/bolt, takes either 1/2 or 9/16 socket on an extension. The bearing should be about 1/16" from the fingers. If the fingers are too far away the clutch won't disengage. If that isn't the problem the clutch is probably stuck and you'll have to take the final drive off. I don't know of any other way to unstick it. If you pull the final drive there are two bolts that come out from towards the center of the tractor, under the clutch housing, besides the ones you can see. Your best bet is get a repair manual from John Deere, about 60 bucks, worth every penny.

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12-01-2006 03:01:41

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Re: jd 420 dozzer in reply to troy21, 11-30-2006 20:52:30

I have shop manuals and any parts you would need. If interested email me for my link

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