8011 New clutch plate slipping

brenten5

Member

Level 1

Joined

Jan 28, 2012

Messages

169

First name

smash n machine

• Nov 10, 2013

• #1

Gday guys, I have just rebuilt my 8011 and put a new clutch plate in it along with a few seals Igot it all back together and apart from a new oil leak deeper in the gear box the clutch slips very badly it struggles to get up any hill empty the virtually stops and u can hear like a whistling sound but I have the clutch adjusted as close as I can without being to be not able to get into gear at all, why is it slipping!!!! I'm sick of working on it!!!

 

I

ixer0

Well-known member

Level 2

Joined

Nov 19, 2006

Messages

863

Location

England, Vereinigtes Königreich

First name

ixer0

• Nov 10, 2013

• #2

Hi,
If all you've done to the clutch is put a plate in it, maybe you've put the plate in back to front ?
Adjustment is about 25mm of play on the pedal.

Mike

 

brenten5

Member

Level 1

Joined

Jan 28, 2012

Messages

169

First name

smash n machine

• Nov 11, 2013

• #3

Hmmm I don't think so, I'm sure I got it in the right way and I had a second opinion on it aswell, besides the New clutch plate looked to have the same amount of spline out each side of the plate anyway

 

A

alan

Member

Level 1

Joined

Aug 14, 2003

Messages

308

First name

Alzet

• Nov 11, 2013

• #4

Sounds very much like the T/A pack slipping in low with the whining noise you describe, have you tried it in high TA?

 

brenten5

Member

Level 1

Joined

Jan 28, 2012

Messages

169

First name

smash n machine

• Nov 11, 2013

• #5

High ta has slipped for years and the lever had been disconnected so no-one could try use it.

The whining noise almost sounds like a turbo

 

D

dave_peters

Member

Level 1

Joined

Dec 8, 2006

Messages

624

First name

Dave P

• Nov 14, 2013

• #6

If its your clutch slipping you will be able to smell it.
If not check the TA brake band adjustment

 

brenten5

Member

Level 1

Joined

Jan 28, 2012

Messages

169

First name

smash n machine

• Nov 20, 2013

• #7

Can I check this brake band from the outside of the tractor?

 

brenten5

Member

Level 1

Joined

Jan 28, 2012

Messages

169

First name

smash n machine

• Nov 20, 2013

• #8

Ok so me and the ol Fella had a brainwave, what grade oil should the gearbox be running? I just put regular hydrologic oil in it (stuff I use in the New Holland's and John deeres) we think it should be 80-90w gearbox oil? Is this correct?

 

brenten5

Member

Level 1

Joined

Jan 28, 2012

Messages

169

First name

smash n machine

• Nov 24, 2013

• #9

Ok so I have adjusted the brake band On the ta with some instructions I found on this forum, it has definitely helped the issue but still slipping on very steep inclines, but in saying so I only had 25l of oil to put in it so maybe that's not enough but it was also just regular light hydraulic oil, so I'm hoping buying 40L of 80-90 might cure it all together

 

brenten5

Member

Level 1

Joined

Jan 28, 2012

Messages

169

First name

smash n machine

• Dec 9, 2013

• #10

So I changed the oil to 80-90w and still no help apart from fixing the oil leak then I had a major fuel blockage and almost decided to drive it Off a cliff, but it's all good now turns out the disconnected hi-lo lever was back to front under the platform and was in high when it looked like it was in lo, lesson learnt, always check the simple things 5 or even 6 times b4 going spending a lot of money