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Hand Clutch for CA
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Todd in NC
11-06-2003 17:06:34
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The hand clutch in my CA slips BAD. So bad that it won't pull itself up hill. The PTO still runs and doesn't slow down, but the tractor stands still! I know there is an adjustment, but I can't get it to move. My question is, where can I find a complete hand clutch for it? Is the tractor even worth fixing? It's complete, runs good, the hydraulics work good. I haven't been into it, at all, so I don't know what I need. Are these hard to change? Or, should I just get rid of it and find something else? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance, Todd.
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Pon
12-02-2003 22:55:28
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Re: Hand Clutch for CA in reply to Todd in NC, 11-06-2003 17:06:34
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Todd, most likely if you persist you'll win in getting the adjustment ring to move for you. When you do it'll likely fix your problem without any further ado. You just have to soak and jar it until it gives up, and it will if you hang in there. It doesn't take much turning of the adjuster usually to bring one around, even one that will hardly pull itself now. Of course, as always, there's a chance it has gone too long this way and is gone but adjustment is certainly your easiest way to find that out before you get into the heavy of changing it out for that's no picnic. God Bless.
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charlie
11-09-2003 04:58:30
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Re: Hand Clutch for CA in reply to Todd in NC, 11-06-2003 17:06:34
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The hand clutch isn't hard to repair, just a royal pain. The final drive must come off and it is heavy. You will need a service manual, the IT one is good enough. Some parts are available new. I had mine overhauled at a local clutch shop. I would not recommend getting rid of it. I use mine all the time while brush hogging.
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wdTom
11-06-2003 18:00:34
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Re: Hand Clutch for CA in reply to Todd in NC, 11-06-2003 17:06:34
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I am not much on CA hand clutches. You will have to get this information from someone else. I will tell you that a CA is a fine tractor. With more HP, 4 speeds, and the hand clutch, it is the best of the B, C, CA line. Never get rid of it, fix it. And know you have a fine tractor.
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