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Thomas

06-03-2002 20:14:40




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We have a 52 CA we are fixing up it has a woods L306 belly mower on it the other day I was mowing in a wet spot the tractor boged down alitel the front end sank and it stoped moving but never spun a tire it has never spun a tire but it stoped moving I shut the mower of backed up and it was fine we had a new cluth put in a few years ago Could this be a sine it needs ajusting or is it going out agin or could the hand clutch caus this I never smellt any theng and it did not hapen after that.
nexed Question the hand clutch parts I have to replace the seal that seals the hydrolic oil on that side it is leaking could the oil be geting on the hand clutchhow hard is it to get those parts and could this be causing the other problem Also the lift arms where they bolt on with the cast block with the bushing in it I need new Bushings the deler said they quit making them that I was going to have a machin shop make them is there another sorse for these bushings

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RMD

06-04-2002 08:54:50




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 Re: CA Questions in reply to Thomas , 06-03-2002 20:14:40  
The lift arm shaft is the same diameter on the CA, WD and D-10/12, so bushings for a WD or D-10/12 should fit in regards to diameter. I believe the D-10/12 bushings are still available (bought some a couple years ago) - they aren't as wide as those on the CA but they probably would work OK.



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Thomas

06-03-2002 20:19:16




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 Re: CA Questions in reply to Thomas , 06-03-2002 20:14:40  
I forgot to ask when I take the Axal housing off will I need a chery picker to help fight it off or can two Giys handel it
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steve

06-04-2002 16:08:25




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 Re: Re: CA Questions in reply to Thomas, 06-03-2002 20:19:16  
you got the right idea on the axle clutch, it slips and you loose power to the wheels. I pulled the alxw/ drop box housings off my B last fall, Block up so 1 wheel is an inch off the ground. Remove wheel, remove the 4 housing bolts, i used a little red wagon with a couple wood blocks and rolled it under the housing. Ply off with a couple bars and have a buddy balance it on the wagon. two guys can lay if over on its side on the wagon. might be a little heavy to "lift" with two guys. Have also used a 1/4 ton chain fall on a barn beam to take one off by myself. I always leave the other side together so the tractor can balance on that tire.

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