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Old 05-20-2013, 03:10 PM
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Default 108 clutch not completely stopping shaft spin

Mowed 2 acres this weekend with my 108.

The pedal was all the way depressed and the shaft is still spinning when I shifted. I was able to get by, by slowing the speed down to idle then it shifted fairly easily.

Do not want to grind the gears and this was the only way I got by


How do I adjust the clutch to stop the shaft from rotating?
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Old 05-20-2013, 03:36 PM
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CLA


Clean
Lubricate
Adjust

That is what I do.

Unless the shaft is warped, then R

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Old 05-20-2013, 11:30 PM
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When the pedal is down, it should push the bearing into the drive spring on the shaft and create a gap between the bearing and the teaser spring/rear plate. If this happens, then adjusting the clutch will do you no good.

With the pedal down, the rear plate should be able to slide rearward ever so slightly, leaving room for the clutch disk to spin freely between the plates.

It sounds to me like something is binding and forcing the shaft to continue to spin. Either the plates aren't separating or the shaft is sticking in the pilot bushing.

You gotta find out why the shaft doesn't stop spinning when the pedal is pushed down.

Good luck to you.
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