Hi
I have a tractor mower and recently the wires were pulled out of the clutch connectors by a stray drive belt. I reconnected a positive and negative to it and it seems to be operating. I can hear the click and see the clutch plate pull in when activated. My trouble is that when I engage the clutch it stalls the engine immediately. If I "pump" the switch a little (turn it on and off building up the torque on the clutch slowly) it works better but the engine is still under pressure. I have 3ohms resistance across the coil which I think is good. There is no jam or huge resistance anywhere downline from the clutch - cutting gear etc can be rotated by hand when clutch is disengaged. If I run the engine without the belt on the clutch it runs almost perfectly but I do hear a slight drop in revs and power, but its very slight. Anyone there with any ideas? I'd really appreciate any help on this.
Thanks in advance
I have a tractor mower and recently the wires were pulled out of the clutch connectors by a stray drive belt. I reconnected a positive and negative to it and it seems to be operating. I can hear the click and see the clutch plate pull in when activated. My trouble is that when I engage the clutch it stalls the engine immediately. If I "pump" the switch a little (turn it on and off building up the torque on the clutch slowly) it works better but the engine is still under pressure. I have 3ohms resistance across the coil which I think is good. There is no jam or huge resistance anywhere downline from the clutch - cutting gear etc can be rotated by hand when clutch is disengaged. If I run the engine without the belt on the clutch it runs almost perfectly but I do hear a slight drop in revs and power, but its very slight. Anyone there with any ideas? I'd really appreciate any help on this.
Thanks in advance