OOPS! FD620D-B11
Step by step Carburetor adjustment on a 1996 FD60D-BS11
AT A LOSS ADJUSTING THE LOW IDLE ON A GAS 1996 6X4 FD60D-BS11
FUNCTION OF ALL ADJUSTMENT SCREWS WOULD BE HELPFUL
PICTURES PLEASE!
FUNCTION OF ALL ADJUSTMENT SCREWS WOULD BE HELPFUL
PICTURES PLEASE!
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Why are you trying to adjust the low idle ? Are you experiencing hard to shift issues, with gear grinding?
Gear grinding yes! i've had it to the JD Dealer twice - shortly after it's back from the dealer it will not idle slowly enough for shifting. It's a race between shifting just before the motor stalls. Sensing a slight increase in rpms would solve the problem!Why are you trying to adjust the low idle ? Are you experiencing hard to shift issues, with gear grinding?
The root cause could very well be the Primary clutch is hanging up and not releasing the belt. Prolonged grinding can damage the low/high shift collars in the rear transfer (transmission). Servicing the Primary Clutch may certainly help with addressing the root cause, however there may be damage to shift collars.Gear grinding yes! i've had it to the JD Dealer twice - shortly after it's back from the dealer it will not idle slowly enough for shifting. It's a race between shifting just before the motor stalls. Sensing a slight increase in rpms would solve the problem!
This is not a lack of lubrication issue, these clutch’s are designed to be operated without any lubricants including dry varieties.
As a first step, try throughly cleaning both clutch’s with soapy hot water and or non chlorinated brake cleaner. Use nylon brushes, including a toothbrush to clean properly, followed by compressed air.
If this doesn’t help, there numerous posts on Primary Clutch issues with email contact information to the Clutch Doc (JD Clutch Doc) if you should need help.
Thank you Bradhill!The root cause could very well be the Primary clutch is hanging up and not releasing the belt. Prolonged grinding can damage the low/high shift collars in the rear transfer (transmission). Servicing the Primary Clutch may certainly help with addressing the root cause, however there may be damage to shift collars.
This is not a lack of lubrication issue, these clutch’s are designed to be operated without any lubricants including dry varieties.
As a first step, try throughly cleaning both clutch’s with soapy hot water and or non chlorinated brake cleaner. Use nylon brushes, including a toothbrush to clean properly, followed by compressed air.
If this doesn’t help, there numerous posts on Primary Clutch issues with email contact information to the Clutch Doc (JD Clutch Doc) if you should need help.
Difficult to believe that no one on the Gator Forums hasn't asked for an explanation of the three (A B C) carb screws on a Th 6X4 Gator.
Carburetor TuningDifficult to believe that no one on the Gator Forums hasn't asked for an explanation of the three (A B C) carb screws on a Th 6X4 Gator.
Thank you!
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