what causes john deere 440....
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what causes john deere 440....
What causes a John Deere 440 to break a shaft in the steering clutch the shaft in question is John Deere Shaft M1635T also the clutch pack had 7 fibers my serial number is 440ic 445083
Overload on one track, dropping the steering lever so it suddenly engages, jerking on the steering lever to free up a stuck clutch, and probably a host of other possibilities.
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what causes john deere 440....
it broke off near the hub going into the clutch pack my clutch pack/hub that holds the steels and fibers is a little loose like a bearing might have gone bad or is that normal to have some play? the shaft looks as if it had twisted off but either way I need one I haven’t found any as of yet I read on one forum post that there is a difference in length?
Bolts should be tight, but don't know if that would contribute to breakage or not.
I have several shafts on hand, no different lengths from factory, some times people shorten them if the splines in the ring gear carrier strip.
Lavoy
I have several shafts on hand, no different lengths from factory, some times people shorten them if the splines in the ring gear carrier strip.
Lavoy
Parts and restoration for antique and late model John Deere crawlers.
Owner and moderator www.jdcrawlers.com
Owner and moderator www.jdcrawlers.com
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