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Topic: Re: Need to move John Deere A clutch from right to left side
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| Meangreen
07-12-2012 07:01:00
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My first A had the lever lengthened and it was pretty slick, so my dad and I did the same thing on my B. I have noticed on the B with new cluch plates that it can sometimes be a little hard to get the clutch to disengage with the longer lever. I think the longer lever tends to bend a bit more than the original length one. I like to plow and stuff, so I probably run my clutch a little tight. I"m 6"6" so that"s why I like the longer lever.My only question with the "V" add on is will the pedestal or dash get in the way? |
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| Bob M
07-12-2012 18:57:04
67.240.168.17
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Re: Need to move John Deere A clutch from right to left side in reply to Meangreen, 07-12-2012 07:01:00
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| | We have a couple A's we use to pull hayride wagons at a friend's Christmas tree farm. The older one (a '47) has a short clutch lever; the other (a '53) has lever about 6" - 8" longer. I much prefer the longer one. It requires much less force to snap in/out. It's also easier to modulate for smooth starts, and is easier to operate while standing up. |
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