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fonecop1

01-03-2005 16:17:35

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does anybody know if you can get that brass shifting collar that disengages and engages the hand clutch out without splitting the tractor? it has a bolt on the top and bottom but I can't get to the bottom bolt, I figured there may be a trick to it. Thanks in advance.

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JMS/MN

01-05-2005 12:37:55

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Re: WD Hand Clutch in reply to fonecop1, 01-03-2005 16:17:35

You cannot remove the transmission without splitting the tractor. Removing the transmission involves splitting the rear end of the tractor frame from the differential case, which contains the transmission. The hand clutch assembly is contained in the casting forward of the transmission. I currently have a WD disassembled, and I doubt that you can remove the two halves of the throwout without either splitting the frame from the differential, or as I did this one- the engine was already removed, so I just unbolted the two castings rearward of the engine, loosened the side rails, split them with a jack, and moved both castings forward- split between the second casting and the tranny case. In this way you do not need splitting stands. If you split the tractor forward of the tranny you need to support both halves of the tractor, and keep it from tipping sideways. If the engine needs an overhaul anyway- pull it and then unbolt the next two castings and fix the tranny clutch while the frame supports everything.

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01-04-2005 17:59:53

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Re: WD Hand Clutch in reply to fonecop1, 01-03-2005 16:17:35

I have never done it but read a service manual since last night and it looks like you have to take the transmison out. If I am understanding right it can be removed without splitting the tractor.

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Billy johnson

01-04-2005 17:05:08

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Re: WD Hand Clutch in reply to fonecop1, 01-03-2005 16:17:35

I am told you need to split, don't know yet, I need to replace the whole clutch .

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