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Posted by marshalldoll
 - August 10, 2011, 16:51:03 PM

Troll I just went out to check and mine was on 2 so I changed it to 1 and will see if that makes a difference. I will let you know. Thanks
Dan dwclocks@aol.com

Posted by Troll
 - August 10, 2011, 16:35:10 PM

Sounds like the clutch might be dragging, a little. How do you have your lever adjustment set? I keep mine at the #1 location, so I get full range from in to out.

Posted by marshalldoll
 - August 10, 2011, 13:56:00 PM

Tight may not be the right word. How about very hard to get into gear. Almost too hard compared to up shifting. Yes I am familier with the correct speed for the downshift. Just does not feel right.
Dan dwclocks@aol.com

Posted by chief
 - August 10, 2011, 10:49:08 AM

I am going to assume you are at the correct speed for downshifting... and I'm not sure what you mean by "tight". Mine has a problem getting and staying in first on a downshift. But I think my tendency to stomp the heal shifter may have bent something internally... just haven't gotten around to investigating further.

Posted by marshalldoll
 - August 09, 2011, 21:27:13 PM

Am I the onlyh one who has ever experienced this problem? Not a single reply. I am surprised. I guess I will have to take it in for a diagnosis.
Dan dwclocks@aol.com

Posted by marshalldoll
 - August 06, 2011, 19:54:10 PM

I am curious if any of you have had this happen to you. When down shifting it seems very tight to get into the lower gear. She seem to upshift with no problem. Any suggestions as what to look at? Could it be a clutch problem?
Dan dwclocks@aol.com

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