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Old 06-22-2013, 01:31 PM
HittinSteel HittinSteel is offline
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Default Clutch Vibration
My Q/L 1000 vibrates like crazy if I take my foot all the way off the clutch/brake. If I push it in just a bit (not enough to engage the clutch) the vibration stops.

Any help is appreciated.
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Old 06-22-2013, 10:59 PM
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Sounds like your motor mounts are worn out. That creates a whole string of other problems, but from what I understand from other members here, the outcome is well worth the effort and cost.
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Old 06-22-2013, 11:37 PM
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HittinSteel is right, check your mounts first as that's a common one with the quietlines.

If that's not it is it Hyrdro or Gear tranny? The throw out bearing is always something to check if it's a gear tranny.
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HittinSteel is right, check your mounts first as that's a common one with the quietlines.

If that's not it is it Hyrdro or Gear tranny? The throw out bearing is always something to check if it's a gear tranny.
Clutch? Gear!

There are several items in the drivetrain of a clutch equipped machine that can cause vibration.

I think I have had EVERY one of them fail at some time!!

Gonna have to trouble shoot a little more.
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HittinSteel is right, check your mounts first as that's a common one with the quietlines.

If that's not it is it Hyrdro or Gear tranny? The throw out bearing is always something to check if it's a gear tranny.
....... a hydro tractor doesn't have a clutch....
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