1365 clutch

rrlund

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I don't suppose there's any adjustment to the pressure plate through an inspection cover or anything on the 1365 Oliver is there?
I know I have to split it and put a clutch in,but I was really hoping to put it off for another week until I got all the round bales moved off the fields. I moved 125 off to the side today and by the end of it,I had to be pretty careful. It was wanting to let loose.
I've got the linkage adjusted so I have the right free travel,so I've done all I can do there.
 
Yes,but I need the 1365 to load in the field and the 1600 to unload and stack them in the barn. I can use the 1600 for the ones that I'll set off to the side,but there are way more that need to be loaded and unloaded.
 
No not really any adjustments. Rebuilt mine last winter. It is about the most involved split I have done. Had a ford 4600 next to it at the same the for a clutch also and was a lot easier. We machined the plates,replaced the springs and our local dealer had the jig to set it up. Did both plates right away. Was not expensive just time consuming.
 
You can buy the complete brand new pressure plate with the captured engine disk for around $500 thats what I did when we were reworking my 1365 4WD and it works great.
 
By second stage,you mean PTO? I guess so. I have it running all the time because it has the pump just above the PTO for the loader. And of course for the thrust bearing. I've only used it once or twice for anything else. Ran the haybine with it once and might have had it on the feed grinder. It engaged like it should and didn't slip.
 
Slipping. It started letting loose a month ago when I was loading manure,so I knew it was on it's way out. I've loaded three loads so far this morning and it's holding. It seems to get worse when it heats up. I ran it steady yesterday and moved 125 off to the edge of the field. It has time to cool down while I'm taking the load home and unloading,not to mention not even getting as warm only loading a dozen bales. I've got my fingers crossed that it'll hold up for another 600 bales or so.
 

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