B7100D gear, I don’t think it’s the throw out bearing

Woodsie

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Hola,
Got a 7100D that is a little noisy when clutch is engaged. Doesn;t sound grumbly during disengagement, kind of like a;grounnnnchinnng noise when engaging a gear or PTO speed. Is there a chance I;d be able to get some grease
On the pilot bushing/bearing without having to split the tractor? Clutch feels great, no problems with getting into gear. Just that noise during engagement. Great little battle beast other than that.
Thanks,
John.

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North Idaho Wolfman

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A lot of times the noise is from a worn joint and connection that leads from the engine to the HST unit.
Check that joint for wear and or slop.
 

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There should be a throw-out bearing zerk fitting that you access from the left side of the frame. Put it in neutral and move the tractor until it lines up. I had a noisy throw-out bearing I replaced over the summer. When I took it out, it had no play in it. So it was still good, just noisy.
 

D2Cat

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The grease zert puts grease under the bearing holder, the piece that holds the bearing that slides one the output shaft. There is no way to actually grease a throw out bearing.