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D19 Clutch

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Ethan Hofschult

09-16-2004 18:40:02

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What is the best way to do a clutch on a D19? If it is to split the tractor in half does anyone know where to get a set of stands to do this? Thank you for your time

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TexasAllis

09-17-2004 09:21:19

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Re: D19 Clutch in reply to Ethan Hofschulte, 09-16-2004 18:40:02

Ethan,

Most of the Jack Stands I have seen for us do it yourselfers have been home made. I have seen several examples on this site. You can purchase tall jack stands but they are usually specialty houses that sell industrial lift equipment. The kind you need will be a dolly type jack so you can roll the two halves of the tractor apart. Once again these are specialty and expensive. Another option is an Aframe with some type of hoist, chain type or comealong.

Worth Golightly
Fort Worth Texas

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