Wierd clutch problem.

I put an Eaton Easy Pedal clutch in my truck. Then I bolted the transmission up to it. The throw out bearing is back against the clutch brake and not up near the fork. The clutch linkage and forks are correct. The bearing isn't hung. I can take a small pry and easily move the bearing forward. What is wrong?

 

Newer Eatons come assembled (making them he77 to get in. You put in the first disc. It is marked flywheel side. All the rest is one unit.
The forks are in front of the bearing. The cross shaft turns easily.The bearing isn't hung. It can easily be moved forward toward the engine.
The adjuster can't be moved on either direction.

 

When the bolts were very close to tight the blocks of wood fell out.

I tried a couple of pics but they aren't worth trying to unload.

I called the help center at 5pm east coast time. Sorry can't help you. I was told it is after hours and I would need to talk to a senior advisor.

 

I messed up. Step #7. Didn't do that as a step in the procedure.
I know the blocks of wood aren't very thick and 1 fell out. The other dropped out at the last second. So I would say the bearing was at the proper distance. Something went haywire later when putting the tranny in.

 

With the pedal to the floor it doesn't touch the throwout bearing. It is close but doesn't touch it. I will watch the video. I have nothing to loose.