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what is the problem when the clutch does not
snap in on 1936 model b
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what is the problem when the clutch does not
snap in on 1936 model b
greenmech
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Probably need to adjust the three nuts inside the clutch cover. Ron Mn.
buickanddeere
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There is a step by step procedure in the operator's manual to service, clean, lube and adjust the clutch.
You don't want a tractor with the clutch that won't disengage.
1-800-522-7448 for the manual.
You don't want a tractor with the clutch that won't disengage.
1-800-522-7448 for the manual.
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