looking to the experts for advice.i have a d5 direct drive dozer.do i need to decelerate when i change direction from forward and back? it does not have a foot decelerator,just a hand throtle.not sure if i have enuff hands to all that!! any advice is appreciated thanks guys jd.
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- Thread starter jd farmer
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Construct'O
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Asnswer is no,unless you have other problems?
There is small clutch setup that stops the tranmission for a moment to kept it from grinning when you shift.If this woreout or out of adjustment at full throttle it will grind,not good.
Been awhile,but if everything is right just hit clutch left hand and move shuttle lever,then engage clutch.Good too go!
When everything was working like it should,i didn't mind running the direct drive.D6C is the machine i ran.Good luck.
There is small clutch setup that stops the tranmission for a moment to kept it from grinning when you shift.If this woreout or out of adjustment at full throttle it will grind,not good.
Been awhile,but if everything is right just hit clutch left hand and move shuttle lever,then engage clutch.Good too go!
When everything was working like it should,i didn't mind running the direct drive.D6C is the machine i ran.Good luck.
stray cat.Inc
Member
No you do not need to change your engine speed. With a direct drive cat (standard) your control is how abruptly you engage your clutch when you change directions. I have an old D4D, I pick a throttle setting suitable for the type of work I'm doing and leave it alone. Hope this helps, good luck.
Richard
Richard