On 10/6/2015 12:28 PM, David Porter wrote:
> Several possibilities come to mind.. for some (very odd) reason upon a
> load the voltage drops enough to allow the solenoid to drop out (check
> your fan belt) or as others mentioned the clutch assembly is not fully
> engaged (bent thrust carrier posts) and most likely, given your
> description, is that the bearings in the uni direction clutch and the
> face of the annulus, where the bearings sit in their "ramps" are worn
> and slip under heavy load. This I would think would make some sort of
> noise. Also check that the brake ring is not cracked. And lastly or
> firstly make sure that the operating lever is properly adjusted..
> TR's were not fitted with a throttle switch, which would be the first
> thing to consider...as that is the same symptom based on throttle
> position..
> DaveP
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