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TheOldHokie
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Rear axle broke right inside cover
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Cant wait to here the details.
Sep 28, 2025
TheOldHokie
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Rear axle broke right inside cover
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"Pen and paper" That evokes memories of college physics. Formal exams were "blue book" events were your answers were recorded in little...
Sep 28, 2025
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Digital computers typically have no flaws. And if you stay away from microsoft the propability of error free software is pretty good...
Sep 28, 2025
TheOldHokie
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Rear axle broke right inside cover
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You think digital computing is inherentky flawed and untrustworthy.? Dan
Sep 28, 2025
TheOldHokie
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Rear axle broke right inside cover
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My experience was seversl decades ago and involved bigger and more complicated systems where FEA was used on everything and took hours...
Sep 27, 2025
TheOldHokie
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Rear axle broke right inside cover
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In this day and age these types of components are reliably designed using FEA and different combinations of geometry, materials, and...
Sep 27, 2025
TheOldHokie
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Well, a mechanical engineer would actually see that there may be 75% of the cross section material missing but the axle is not weakened...
Sep 27, 2025
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L4200 pto problem
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The next thing you can do is pull the clutch control valve and check it completely.
Sep 27, 2025
TheOldHokie
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Shawn T. W's post
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Rear axle broke right inside cover
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Yeah, butt ... :cool:
Sep 27, 2025
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I've been following along here, somewhat blindly since a WSM isn't readily available. Also, it might help to know which transmission you...
Sep 27, 2025
TheOldHokie
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L4200 pto problem
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Hard to see how you would get 370 PSI at ths test port if the relief was unloading at a lower pressure but check it anyway. Dan
Sep 27, 2025
TheOldHokie
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L4200 pto problem
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On the GL40 series the same PTO system is used with all the different transmissions. The only difference noted is the source of the...
Sep 27, 2025
TheOldHokie
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L4200 pto problem
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I would be reading the mechanism section in the manual looking for insight into how pressure is applied to the clutch. Dan
Sep 27, 2025
TheOldHokie
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L4200 pto problem
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The PTO valve on the GL40 is more than a lever. The transmission mechanism section of the GL40 manual goes into considerable detail on...
Sep 27, 2025
TheOldHokie
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L4200 pto problem
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I just looked at the WSM for the Grand L40. It appears to use the same PTO design as your tractor and the hydraulic PTO clutch is...
Sep 27, 2025
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