While using my B6100 I pushed in the clutch and the clutch pedal went forward all the way down till level with my floor board. I can still use it but have to put my foot around front of my floor board to push it down. I looked at the linkage and nothing seems to be broke bent or missing. I can pull pedal back up into position but there is still no clutch use until all the way back down. Could this be my throw out barring?
B6100 4x4 Clutch issue
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North Idaho Wolfman
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I was thinking broken fork or lock pin/bolt. I believe you can see the fork thru a port in the bottom of the center section. Look at the parts book first so you will know what it is suppose to look like.
Thanks for the replies. Will let everyone know what I find! I'm thinking while I'm in there I might as well just replace clutch throw out bearing and fork.
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Have a real close look at the linkage. Particularly the shaft that runs through the side of the tractor to the throw out bearing. If a weld broke, the shaft may just be out of alignment.
If the fork is not broken I would not replace it. I don't think they are prone to breaking, just that like everything else they do occasionally break.