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    Posted: 17 Mar 2015 at 8:30pm
Just got a 7000. It has a transmission issue. Only moves in 1st and 2nd gear. Seems like it doesn't have enough hydraulic pressure. Is there a way to turn up the pressure or is there something bigger wrong?
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How do you know the foot clutch isn't slipping??   The age or serial number would be helpful. Is the gearshift on the floor???
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It's a maroon belly. Shifter on floor. I'm told it has a dry clutch in it. New to AC farm tractors. Sorry I'm asking stupid questions. Can't learn if I don't ask. Seems to work a little better the longer it runs, until it gets a load on it.
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I'd bet the foot clutch has ZERO freeplay causing it to slip.
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I didn't drive it my nephew did. So is the fix a new clucth or just an adjustment?
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If there's no clutch pedal freeplay, I'd sure try to adjust it before it eats the throw-out bearing and thrust bearing on the crankshaft.
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