Difference 880 A,B,C,D

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housebg
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Difference 880 A,B,C,D

Post by housebg » Fri Mar 03, 2017 2:23 pm

I have notice some of the 880 have a letter after the 880 what is the difference and how do you tell it
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Re: Difference 880 A,B,C,D

Post by db2d » Fri Mar 03, 2017 7:36 pm

880 C & D Implematic First Series Livedrive & Non- Livedrive .

880 E & F Implematic Second Series Livedrive & Non- Livedrive.

880 A & B Selectamatic. Livedrive & Non- Livedrive
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Re: Difference 880 A,B,C,D

Post by housebg » Mon Mar 06, 2017 4:14 pm

Well I have a A .What is live and non live drive
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Re: Difference 880 A,B,C,D

Post by housebg » Mon Mar 06, 2017 4:17 pm

My seral number is 880A536735 I think it is a 1966 model
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Re: Difference 880 A,B,C,D

Post by ollek » Mon Mar 06, 2017 4:26 pm

Live drive stands for a 2-plate clutch. The front clutch plate drives the pto and the hydraulic pump and the rear plate drives the transmission. Pressing the clutch pedal half way down will stop the tractor from moving, but the pto and the hydraulic pump are still operating. Pressing the pedal fully down will also stop the tractor. A non live drive clutch has only one clutch plate and only one stage at the clutch pedal. Pressing the pedal down will make the tractor, the pto and the hydraulic pump all stop at the same time.
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Re: Difference 880 A,B,C,D

Post by DavidRushmer » Thu Mar 09, 2017 10:41 pm

Yes, as Ollek says, a 2-stage clutch system. I own a 1963 880D (non-livedrive single stage clutch) tractor that was fitted with a DB loader about 2 years after tractor was new. I purchased it a couple of years ago for my son & daughter-in-law to use to help them shift manure from their horse stables. My son drives the tractor and moans a lot because he drives the loader into the heap of manure then has to push on clutch and brakes to prevent rolling back, take tractor out of gear and then take his foot off the clutch again in order that the loader will lift. Once its lifted, he can then depress clutch, put tractor into reverse and take muck away! What a lot of hassle! If we had the livedrive version like your tractor, he could do the job much quicker as he wouldn't need to keep taking tractor out of gear to lift loader although he would still have to stop otherwise the tractor would smash into the stable.
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Re: Difference 880 A,B,C,D

Post by housebg » Tue May 09, 2017 12:01 pm

I have been watching and the clutch is right the top is it possible :o it needs adjusting :o
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