Donald Cumby
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Just learning need some help. Can you replace clutch without splitting tractor. My brother in law has about 6 of these first one to work on needs new clutch
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Janicholson
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From pictures (and experience with a TUB chassis I9, I believe the top comes off of the bell housing to reveal the FW and clutch. Jim
Donald Cumby
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Thanks again. Got in done but did have to split tractor but only about 2 inches installed longer stud kept tractor inline so i wouldn't have any problems going back together.
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