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    Geared tractor non-live pto, necessary to throttle down going from forward to reverse??

    Sounds like I should be throttling down.
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    Geared tractor non-live pto, necessary to throttle down going from forward to reverse??

    Yes, because it was the lowest hour tractor at the best price. There's not a lot to choose from here in Arizona in the way of tractors and they are all over priced, so I couldn't choose everything I would want. I bought a 2023 Kubota L2501 (30 hours) with loader and box scraper. It has R4...
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    Geared tractor non-live pto, necessary to throttle down going from forward to reverse??

    I will say, it could be because I've only used this new tractor a few hours, but I've found it a bit more touchy letting out the clutch with the PTO engaged to keep it from banging compared to the old jubilee.
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    Geared tractor non-live pto, necessary to throttle down going from forward to reverse??

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    Geared tractor non-live pto, necessary to throttle down going from forward to reverse??

    Jim, thanks for the reply. I guess the modern tractors have a built in over-running clutch so that's not a concern. Yes it's a single stage clutch. I just looked through the manual and don't see anything specific about going from forward to reverse and vise versa regarding the PTO. They do...
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    Geared tractor non-live pto, necessary to throttle down going from forward to reverse??

    Howdy all. So I've been using a Jubilee for the past 8 years to mow and grade the road and driveway. I bought a new Kubota L2501 non-live PTO geared tractor (non HST) and from what I'm reading in Kubota forums when I am mowing and I need to go from forward to reverse I need to clutch it...
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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

    Found this on ebay and thought it was a good find and interesting. A made in the USA clutch probably from the 50's. New old stock made by Precision Gear Company in Harvey Illinois. Notice the adjustable finger screws! I guess my only question is, would you trust the friction disc after sitting...
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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

    Gotcha. Understood. I am now well armed with knowledge when I go to split. I put a flared splice connection in the oil pressure gauge tube and the headlight wire where the tractor splits to facilitate the next split, so that will make it a little easier. Thanks again!
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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

    I'm not usually a 'mask the problem' kind of guy. When I installed the clutch I worked the pedal and watched how far the TO bearing slid on its' shaft. It really couldn't go any further, - it looked like it travelled the full amount but just maybe not enough to move the fingers enough once...
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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

    I had the throw out bearing that came with the clutch but I also bought an American made TO bearing to use instead (because I like USA made) and they looked the same and cross referenced. I have no idea why so much free play but I suspect a stack up of worn everything and the clutch fingers.
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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

    UPDATE #2: It was short lived. I mowed a little and took it in and out of gear and it was already starting to become hard to get it back in gear (grinding) especially at 1500 rpm. If I brought it down to idle it was a lot better and I could force it in without too much trouble. I just don't...
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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

    Maybe I have something to give back already. The reason I was changing some electrical components (starter button) was because I was having an issue with the tractor running for 15-30 minutes and then dying. This was repeated over and over again which of course makes you think it was the...
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    Jubilee won't go into gear (when running) after removing shifter cover to change starter button

    UPDATE: I adjusted the clutch linkage strut/screw so that the pedal traveled all the way to the floor board. This gave it just enough pedal to release the clutch. It goes into all gears now - a little sticky in 1st gear still but it goes. I'm thinking that between the clutch fork being...
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