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Posted by mike on February 01, 2004 at 13:42:35 from (64.208.189.98):
I have had this 4020 for over a year and was supposed to have a new clutch ,throw bearing complete the month before I bought it. Used it to brush hog with 50 hrs later needs another clutch. Problem was found throw out bearing failure. Disc was in good shape. New clutch assey. same problem after 100 hrs of use. The tractor repair shop stood behind it and no charge. Same problem again after less than 100 hrs. The throw out bearing is greased almost every time I use it and the free travel is correct and the clutch is never ridin. What is the shop missing? Did not take it to John deere for repair. Please let me have your ideas on how to prevent more clutch problems. Like the tracor would like to keep but can't afford it the way it is. Thanks in advance
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