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WD - best method for clutch replacement?

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Rock_Picker

08-27-2003 20:29:45




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I have a 1953 WD that needs the foot clutch pressure plate, throwout bearing, etc replaced. What is the best way to do this? i.e. split the tractor at the bell housing? Or pull the engine for access to the clutch? Thanks..... .....RP




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Doug in OR

08-28-2003 19:12:14




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 Re: WD - best method for clutch replacement? in reply to Rock_Picker, 08-27-2003 20:29:45  
This was my first "major" project as a kid many many years ago. It is best to pull the radiator and move the engine forward and then up. With the side rails, it isn't such a bad job. Good idea - replacing everything. Considering that you already have done 99% of the work once you've lifted the engine away.

As I recall, the hardest part was re-assembly. Getting the splines lined up was somewhat of a pain.

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JMS/MN

08-27-2003 21:27:09




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 Re: WD - best method for clutch replacement? in reply to Rock_Picker, 08-27-2003 20:29:45  
You are talking one and the same thing- you split the tractor by pulling the engine- leave the side frames intact, remove the radiator and engine.



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