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D14 Clutch

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Ohio D14

02-28-2008 20:49:55




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Still trying to unstick my D14 Clutch. I looked in the inspection hole, and everything looks like it is in the right place, the clutch just does not seem to budge.

I was wondering if it might be advisable to stick a lever up in the housing to try to move the pilot beearing, and disengage the clutch? Is there a lube point on this part?

I dont want to break it, but hope to get it moving without splitting.

I ended up putting on a couple rims/tires from a combine. For now, it is ok, I do have the original power adjust in case I need to go back to original.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Jeff Z.

03-01-2008 06:02:54




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 Re: D14 Clutch in reply to Ohio D14, 02-28-2008 20:49:55  
If the clutch is froze to the flywheel from setting. In an open area drive it in high gear and just stab the brakes hard. Don"t try to stop just keep giving the brakes a good stab. While you do this don"t put your foot on the clutch.
I broke free two different tractors with this method I learned from an old farmer. It only took a few stabs on the brakes for the clutch to free up. You don"t have to go fast. Good Luck.

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Kentb of SWMO

02-29-2008 06:01:42




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 Re: D14 Clutch in reply to Ohio D14, 02-28-2008 20:49:55  
If the tractor will run and you have plenty of room put it in 4th gear and have someone push start you using the power director for neutral. Then drive the tractor around in high range WHILE you hold the foot clutch in the dis-engage position. As you are doing this throttle the engine up and down. The clutch should soon break loose.

Kent



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