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Allis Chalmers 190xt power director mystery. |
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Allis Eli
Bronze Level Joined: 17 Apr 2024 Location: MN Points: 33 |
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Posted: 6 hours 29 minutes ago at 3:48pm |
hey everyone had a question on my 190XT
the tractor does not pop out of gear when driven and high and low works but once I shut the engine off it will sorta roll forward does not matter what gear its in or if high of low is engaged it just will roll a few feet and then stop. the engine is not spinning I have the foot clutch engaged and I will disengage it and then apply brake shut off engine then let it out and let off the brakes and it will roll. going down a hill I will pull it to low and it will slow it down same high also holds back. so I am sorta lost. does the engine need to be running for the tractor clutch to be engaged? my other XT or my 190 standard never act like this |
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DrAllis
Orange Level Access Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Points: 20178 |
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ALL One-Ninety and One-Ninety XT tractors have a hydraulic applied Power Director clutch. If you park any of them on a steep hill, leave them in ANY gear with the Power Director clutch in LOW or HIGH range, and shut the engine off with your foot off the clutch pedal, in a few seconds that tractor will roll down the hill into the ditch or creek or barn. Whatever is in the way will get run over. If that particular tractor doesn't roll down the hill, you must have badly warped or broken drive discs inside the Power Director clutch, not giving you a true neutral so it can roll down the hill. The BRAKE LOCK is there for a reason.
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Allis Eli
Bronze Level Joined: 17 Apr 2024 Location: MN Points: 33 |
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okay thanks for the info. it roll even on a tiny incline. all my other ones would roll if you pushed them I just thought it was strange that there is no resistance on this one at all.
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DrAllis
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You also CANNOT PULL START any of these tractors.
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