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So we bought a used pioneer. Had somewhere near 130 hours on it. Looked real nice and like a decent machine... But investigating a knocking noise led us into the engine and it had to be rebuilt. Looked like the previous owner submerged it. Anyway, engine is now running tops. Since we bought it, it doesn't seem to start off and shift quite right. Fair amount of slippage. And has only gotten worse, today we started it, put in in high, push the gas, rpms rise, but the clutch or whatever then finally engages, and engages so hard that it stalls the engine... Tried to do several clutch calibration things (gas pedal 3 times and park to low twice and release gas pedal) but they would never finish successfully. When we first bought it I did several successfully. But didnt seem to improve the shifting 100%. So this evening I tore into the transmission expecting to find a black clutch pack. No such luck... Both clutches are the normal color. Using a dial-a-matic the back (even gear) one is on the edge of spec (.035) while the front (odd gear, reverse) is over at .045.
Is that my issue? A lil test drive before tear down showed that ALL gears slipped with the odd maybe a lil more. Couldn't really tell tho...
Have used recommend wet clutch oil.
Just farm use. Hasn't ever been stuck since we bought it. Don't really think the 4x4 has hardly been used.
Have ordered a clutch and orings... Is there anything wrong with replacing the clutch pads only? For about a third of the price, looks like you just pop a snap right and swap out?
Also the bearing that is on the clutch cover, stayed on the outer clutch gear. The inner race turns on the gear (I'll try to attach a video). This shouldn't be?
Also some grind marks on the outer clutch...
I guess I'm doubting that one clutch will fix everything? Welcoming all help...
Video link- New video by Jared Schneider
Is that my issue? A lil test drive before tear down showed that ALL gears slipped with the odd maybe a lil more. Couldn't really tell tho...
Have used recommend wet clutch oil.
Just farm use. Hasn't ever been stuck since we bought it. Don't really think the 4x4 has hardly been used.
Have ordered a clutch and orings... Is there anything wrong with replacing the clutch pads only? For about a third of the price, looks like you just pop a snap right and swap out?
Also the bearing that is on the clutch cover, stayed on the outer clutch gear. The inner race turns on the gear (I'll try to attach a video). This shouldn't be?
Also some grind marks on the outer clutch...
I guess I'm doubting that one clutch will fix everything? Welcoming all help...
Video link- New video by Jared Schneider