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Old 03-30-2019, 11:17 PM
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I took two off of there today, and it still grinds. Anyone with narrow frame manuals chime in on the number and orientation of springs? Are they even required!
Steven it sounds like you have another issue. Merk and many others here have tractors that are used daily with none of those springs on. Obviously adjustment comes to mind first. Are you saying that you can never get your driveshaft to stop spinning when the clutch pedal is pushed in?
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None of the outer clutch springs need to be installed?
I just have a problem with the gears grinding and i know its from this spring. I only have one left.
The trans should stop when i push the clutch in?
Because when i push them back it works good for a few times.

Theres alot of manual trans out there.
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When you clutch the tractor the driveshaft should stop spinning. If it does not you need to adjust your linkage. That problem has nothing to do with the anti rattle springs.

If you cannot adjust the linkage enough, then your release arm and pivot pin are prolly worn excessively.
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None of the outer clutch springs need to be installed?
I just have a problem with the gears grinding and i know its from this spring. I only have one left.
The trans should stop when i push the clutch in?
Because when i push them back it works good for a few times.

Theres alot of manual trans out there.
Is this a recent clutch rebuild?

Are you using an aftermarket or factory throw out bearing?

I do not use outer clutch spring.
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