replacing the clutch cable on a New Holland TN 75 da

[@EverydayProjects]

Towing things around by yourself is hard. You get an "A" for effort, though. I think you'd have been alright if not for that mud hole. The cable change was pretty easy so one good thing. I hear your call out for Subscribers (and new tires). I hope you get both really soon. Take care

[@janemason2317]

Those spikes pointing right at Bruce! 😳

[@blacklisterd]

👍🏻👍🏻Happy New year. May this year be filled with blessings. Your neighbors sure are a blessing. You know it seems a lot of farmers go to other farmings videos & comment so they can get their name out there & be recognized. That way the get followers & get to know others. It seems to work really well. Maybe you need to stop by some ranching channels. This title should help in the long run. When you upload a video can you put in keywords to help your video in a search? I’ve noticed the larger channels come up in searches that have nothing to do with the topic like they are listing their videos with keywords. “Like tractor pull” Lol. Or NASCAR. Mud bog. Not that you should be unethical. But some relevant keywords could help. If that is how it works. Have you thought about setting up a live stream camera on the cattle for 24/7? Maybe at the water or mineral trough? Perhaps play on the theme you already have going ranching. Like a playlist on the fencing with a cost rundown.

[@GRTRanchadventures]

Ya that's why I stopped using the Sunday funday titles, I try to make the titles searchable but also don't want to make clickbaitish titles. Not sure about adding key words other than putting them in the actual title

[@EverydayProjects]

@@GRTRanchadventures I admire your honestly about titles. I see so many videos on KZbin that get you click and then don't deliver. I think that good, honest content will find a following eventually. Keep up the great work on you channel. All the best in 2022!

[@shawnbishop2540]

What symptom lead you to the clutch cable? Did it lose all pedal stiffness? Have the exact same tractor and now it won’t go into gear. Clutch pedal still feels fine though.

[@GRTRanchadventures]

mine broke when i pushed the clutch in that day i felt and heard it break

[@Buckmark1972]

I have a tn95da that uses the same cable. I have had to replace it four times in the last 7 years. The end breaks off underneath the tractor right before when it goes through the eye of the clutch arm. I looked at yours to see if I am leaving too many threads or not enough but it looks pretty close to yours. About what length of the cable are you leaving stick out past your jam nut (threads that is)? I keep an extra in stock for when it breaks bc it has happened so often. Thank you in advance for any help you may offer. You can also contact me though my youtube channel if need be. Browning's red angus. God bless. Oh, about how far is the bottom of your clutch (where you lay your foot) from the floorboard. My dealer is no help at all.

[@GRTRanchadventures]

i don't remember how much cable i left i just matched it up to the bone that broke as bes as i could tell, as far as the clutch travel goes mines set fairly high, it is fully disengaged (clutched) about 2-3 inches from its at rest position.

[@Buckmark1972]

Thank you for your reply. I did about the same thing the first time. I don't suppose yours has broken in the threads area like mine before or just the cable part? NH tells me you cannot adjust the clutch. When it goes it goes... Have you heard the same thing? Love your shop videos btw.

[@GRTRanchadventures]

thanks! as far as i know the actual clutch does not have any adjustment although of course the pedal does, and I've only had the cable break the one time. to be fair the pedal was super stiff and squeaky for as long as i owned the tractor before it broke, turns our it had worn through the sheath and was rubbing and eventually ripped in half.