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Case 380 CK Clutch

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I have most of the information on the tractor itself....a David Brown 885 ..... that is the core of my Case 380 CK. Does anyone have the pages from a service manual for the clutch refurb that they could scan and send to me. My main interest is finding out if I can R & R the clutch without detaching the front end loader. The job looks simple enough from the DB manual that I have. I'd hate to pull the loader off the tractor and find out that the job could have been done without all that extra effort. If anyone knows / has done / or can send me the pages relating to that part of the job....much appreciated.
It is a 1989, Ser # 1101259. Case 380 CK Loader 3 pt hitch
 
The clutch itself is straightforward. There is lots to remove though to split it. If it is the same as an 885, the top of the transmission case has to come off(2 bolts on each side that you need to get out to split it, are hidden inside the clutch housing), steering valve, fuel tank.... Plus the loader looks to be in the way.

The last 885 skid unit was built in 1983, your tractor is 1976-77.
 
Hit the wrong key on the age....1979. I am hoping that Case made it difficult, but possible to leave the loader attached. I will look tomorrow. i think all the loader support attachment bolts are on the forward part of the 1/2. I do understand from the David Brown manual that the tank and steering have to come off.
Thanks
 
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