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B7200 Clutch Standard

rhino1 Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 15 Pennsylvania

2005-03-14          107969

Hi folks. What did I do wrong here.B7200 Manual Trans. I split the tractor, bought new clutch, pressure plate and throw-out bearing. Installed as the shop manual said. Put everything back together. I still get gear grind when putting in gear. When I push on the clutch while in gear, the tractor wants to creep forward. I also hear a jingling sound when I push in the clutch. I adjusted the clutch every which way still same problem. Would hate to break the tractor apart again. I'm stumped. Any ideas ? Thanks guys.

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B7200 Clutch Standard

kubotaguy Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 360 Shepherdstown, WV

2005-03-14          107988

I have the exact same problem on my old B7200. It basically started because of the way the input shaft goes into the end of the crank to keep it straight. There is a little bearing or something that goes in the end of the crank for the input shaft to ride on. On mine the little bearing thing went bad and rounded out the end of the crank shaft which caused the clutch to get rounded out as well. I thought I was going to have to replace the crank, but after e-mailing back and forth with Ronnie at Tractorsmart.com, I had the input shaft milled down and then had a bearing pressed into the flywheel. It worked like a champ and my brother is still using it today. Even though you replaced the clutch if that input shaft is flopping around inside it is putting the clutch on a bind or something. I would do something quick before you ruin your new clutch
Talk to Ronnie over at tractorsmart and you can even request a parts manual for your tractor which shows excellent breakdowns.
Good luck ....

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B7200 Clutch Standard

rhino1 Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 15 Pennsylvania

2005-03-16          108127

Thanks Kubotaguy, Looks like I'll be tearing into it again. I will try out what you said. Thanks for your input. ....

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