Re: D7E 48A Steering Clutch

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Posted by Bill McHargue on Tuesday, December 02, 2008:

In Reply to: D7E 48A Steering Clutch posted by Bill McHargue on Monday, December 01, 2008:

Thank you your replies..Max and Hector !
I have one more question about the the steering
clutchs. On friends D8K..it seems that when you pull out the steering clutch lever to turn...that the machine responds to it better than my D7E. I will explain. The machine turns effortless. The engine doesn't change RPM..it is not loading the engine to turn. On my D7E it seems like it pulls the engine RPM down, when you step on the brake pedal for the directional turn.

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