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Farmall Daddy

10-21-2003 15:30:36




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I have a military WC that I use to pull with. Went to a pull this past weekend and pulled it. Had problems right before I pulled onto the track with shifting it. It would grind gears, but then it stopped. Pulled it, and it needed plugs pretty bad, and broke my right brake. Stopped and unhooked. Got to the end of the track, and it wouldn't shift into any gear. Went and got another tractor to pull it to the trailer, and I got it started, but it wouldn't shift. Killed it, and put it in gear and started it by letting the clutch out. Took off, but when I hit the clutch, it kept going. Loaded it up, and headed home. Now, when I go to pull it to start it, it doesn't matter if the clutch is in or out, it still locks the tires up. What could be the problem? Any advice is appreciated!!
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Rob

10-22-2003 18:45:49




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 Re: WC clutch in reply to Farmall Daddy, 10-21-2003 15:30:36  
Sounds to me like you're gonna need a new clutch,pressure plate,and throwout bearing



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Wally G.

10-22-2003 17:02:53




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 Re: WC clutch in reply to Farmall Daddy, 10-21-2003 15:30:36  
Youy may have had a cushion spring come out of the clutch disc. It then jambs the pressure plate and locks the clutch. When this happens, you feel resistance in the pedal but it just won't release until the spring moves.



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wdTom

10-21-2003 18:27:05




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 Re: WC clutch in reply to Farmall Daddy, 10-21-2003 15:30:36  
Check the linkage to make sure it is trying to release the clutch. Look up the hole under the bellhousing and see if when the clutch pedal is pushed that the throwout bearing is moving forward. If it seems to beworking then maybe there is some problem with the linning on the clutch disc comming off or the pressure plate fingers aren't working right to lift the pressure plate. If the linkage is working I think you will end up splitting the tractor. If you don't know, ask here. It isn't difficult but you need to make sure everything is well supported so it won't fall on you.

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wdTom

10-21-2003 18:29:51




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 Re: Re: WC clutch in reply to wdTom, 10-21-2003 18:27:05  
My mind wasn't in gear here. If you need to look at the clutch you can just pull the engine. Was thinking of the B-C models. The frame rails on a WC allow you to pull the engine without splitting the tractor.



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Farmall Daddy

10-22-2003 18:33:49




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 Re: Re: Re: WC clutch in reply to wdTom, 10-21-2003 18:29:51  
Looks to me like the fingers are separating it into like they should. I will have to look at it tommorro when I will have the time. Thanks for the advice!



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