If you followed what i have said it should work great. NOW on the trans break this should be done BEFORE you set the dump valve , with the clutch pedal all the way down to the stop lug against the floor plate you adjust the turn buckle out while holding the trans brake rod back against the gear and adjust the turn buckle so that the pin will slide in , then let the clutch pedal up and ADD one more turn out on the turn buckle and reinstall the pin and hair clip. . Now IF due to excess ware you may find that you may have to go a half turn more and on some that are real sloppy two . THEN you set the dump valve . NOW i know that you have not done as many as Pete or Owen or myself so you may have to play around just a little , BUT when you get it wright they will shift with two fingers . NOW as for the transmission keep on turning they SHOULD slow down at some point IF it does not then the main clutch is dragging . The gears are larger in these transmission and they will turn longer . BUT they should slow down .
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