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Re: 986 T/A slipping
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Posted by jim in ny on February 28, 2004 at 16:32:46 from (205.231.28.137):
In Reply to: 986 T/A slipping posted by Don on February 27, 2004 at 17:54:28:
we have a 3688 that does the same thing . I am almost positive that it is the ta. the nice thing is that it doesent render the tractor useless. you can just not use the ta.mine slips when tractor is cold,seems not so bad when it gets warmed up.also you can just be driving along on the low side and when you come to a hill it will start slipping as you described or more often it will just come to a complete stop. I just push the clutch in&out and it will start again still on low side .going to get it fixed someday but not today!
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