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Old 06-21-2014, 04:40 PM
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Question 125 neutral adjustment?
Ok, before everyone yells "DOWNLOAD THE MANUAL!" I am doing posts from a phone that for some reason wont allow me to. My question is do I adjust the nuetral position by adjusting the linkage that runs from the handle to the trunion assy? Thanks in advance.
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Old 06-21-2014, 05:33 PM
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No....Wait until you get to a PC & download the manual as seen in our Technical Library Section. IIRC, around pages 2-70.
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No....Wait until you get to a PC & download the manual as seen in our Technical Library Section. IIRC, around pages 2-70.
Roland you were faster. I was going to post the page number. It's 2-55.
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Here's a Youtube link to someone making the adjustment.

http://youtu.be/phz_VqTZFRI
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Here's a Youtube link to someone making the adjustment.

http://youtu.be/phz_VqTZFRI
This looks like it's way easier on a tractor with a tunnel cover that can come off. I've been pouring over the service manual (because eventually I've got to do mine, probably sooner than later) and I suppose I won't know until I get in there and try it, but how difficult is it to do on a NF? Can the cam bracket bolts be accessed when the tractor is coupled?
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Default NF hydro adjustment ?
Have the same question. Looks akward, and dangerous to do without decoupling. Forever hopeful !!
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Guys..... you can't adjust neutral with it out of the tractor. It has to be coupled. Service manual tells you how to do it.
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I know it has to be adjusted while together. No other way to tell if the driveshaft isn't connected, etc etc. I've been reading the service manual. What I don't understand is it can't be adjusted the same way on a NF like the video shows because the tunnel cover is in the way. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FKS15y_WWQ Does one access the cam bolts from underside the machine to tighten them?
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Does one access the cam bolts from underside the machine to tighten them?
I don't know how else you would get to them...... Lay on your back! Or, do what zippy does, actually I do too, and stand it on end!

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Just a quick heads up on the cam plate bolts. All the narrow frames I have adjusted I have found the heads are 12pt. Having a fine tooth rachet helps big time as well.
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