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The Tractor Kid and his NAA
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Posted by Tractor Dad on June 20, 2001 at 16:18:55 from (207.14.166.7):
The clutch died on the NAA and I let him split the old boy open. Time for a new clutch plate, throw-out bearing, fly-wheel surfacing and bearing, and them he opened all the cavities he could find and found mud in all of them. serious mud. It used to be a utility tractor on a ranch about 60 miles from here until the owner died. Engine runs, tranny works (or did till the clutch stuck), and the hydrolics were working. Time for a rebirth and he (Tractor Kid)wants to do it. Will have some pictures on a web page soon to follow the job. Appreciate all the help you guys give him.
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