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D-14 clutch replacement

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Brian Payne

06-09-2000 17:11:29




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I have a d-14, not sure of the year. I haven't owned it long, but the clutch seems to be out of it. I think the high side is gone and the low seems to slip bad. Any ideas on good manuals and thoughts on replacing or adjusting would be greatly appreciated. also any idea on horsepower and if it would handle a 6' finishing mower? thanks.




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RON

06-24-2000 14:47:38




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 Re: D-14 clutch replacement in reply to Brian Payne, 06-09-2000 17:11:29  
The D-14 tractor is rated @ 30.91 hp for the gas version @ the drawbar. It is rated @ 34.08 hp @ the PTO for the gas version. The Propane version cost you appox 2 hp for each.



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Billy

06-21-2000 20:30:00




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 Re: D-14 clutch replacement in reply to Brian Payne, 06-09-2000 17:11:29  
I have been told the D-14 is about a 49hp tractor



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Ron

06-10-2000 14:37:55




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 Re: D-14 clutch replacement in reply to Brian Payne, 06-09-2000 17:11:29  
Brian,
I have a D-14 tractor. I have a 72" woods belly mower with 3 blades. It came with the brackets to fit on the tractor. It mows like a dream.
Ron



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John

06-14-2000 05:08:41




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 Re: Re: D-14 clutch replacement in reply to Ron, 06-10-2000 14:37:55  
I have a D 14 which also has a clutch problem. How much pedal should you have. When you push the pedal you have to push to within 2 inches of full travel before clutch engages. Is this normal? Is there an adjustment that can be made? Or is the clutch plate worn and needs to be replaced? Apreciate any comments..



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Billy

06-21-2000 20:28:33




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 Re: Re: Re: D-14 clutch replacement in reply to John, 06-14-2000 05:08:41  
My does the same thing



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