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Metal rivets found in hand clutch housing?

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farmcubboy

05-28-2008 08:26:14




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Two years ago I took out all the shims in my hand clutch from my WD and it worked great untill last fall. The clutch did not slip any. Then one day I was just driving the tractor by itself on level ground in 3rd gear, and when I went to shift into 4th and let out on the foot clutch it just sat there. (no, the foot clutch lockout is not holding the foot clutch in). The motor is fine, but it is like it is in neutral (it freely rolls in gear) no matter if you engage the hand clutch or not. However, the PTO is working all the time.

When I took the plate off the top of the hand clutch housing, I found small pieces of metal that looked like rivets in the bottom of the hand clutch fluid.

Are there rivets that hold the plates together on the hand clutch?

Does anybody have any ideas for me?

Does anybody have a schematic of the hand clutch for a WD?

Thanks

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stu (ON)

05-28-2008 08:46:42




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 Re: Metal rivets found in hand clutch housing? in reply to farmcubboy, 05-28-2008 08:26:14  
Have a look at Tom MN's pics. Your WD will have only two friction discs, unless it was upgraded at some point to the three disc clutch shown by Tom MN.



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