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WD-45 Clutch Problems

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Mike Pinney

11-11-2006 09:55:00




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I have been working on a WD-45 for awhile now and I am stumped with regards to the clutch. I had the tractor split once and checked everything inside. The pilot bearing is fine, the release bearing is new, and the clutch discs aren't completely worn (still some left) and I lubed up the shaft with anti seize but the clutch still doesn't want to engage when you shove in the clutch. It will just keep going. I've tried adjusting the 3 springs on the clutch pack like the manual said but those are out of adjustment. Any ideas would be great. Thank you.

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Mike Pinney

11-12-2006 09:00:35




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Problems in reply to Mike Pinney, 11-11-2006 09:55:00  
It seems like I'm having the same problems as Will. I have to use the hand clutch to shift most of the time and sometimes that doesn't even work. The gears just keep rolling and the clutch won't disengage. There isn't even much play in the clutch pedal but it crunches when you step down on it (you can here the springs in the pressure plate). I've tightened those rocker arms on the pressure plate as far as I dare to.

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George Fager

11-11-2006 20:17:21




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Problems in reply to Mike Pinney, 11-11-2006 09:55:00  
make sure you put the clutch plate in the right way I have had them in wrong and nothing you do will dissingage the clutch because the plate is caught on the flywheel.



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old

11-11-2006 16:55:59




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Problems in reply to Mike Pinney, 11-11-2006 09:55:00  
Had the same type of problem on my WC-Speed patrol when I changed the engine. I found them the part that holds the throw out bearing had shifted a little the wasn't pushing the bearing in far enough to make the preassure plate release. I adjusted it and it has worked just fine ever since



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Will Herring

11-11-2006 15:28:44




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Problems in reply to Mike Pinney, 11-11-2006 09:55:00  
I kind of have a problem where the clutch will engage to stop the tractor, but for some reason it won't engage enough to let me shift. I have to use the hand clutch as well, and I'm not sure why.



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Nebraska Cowman

11-12-2006 04:17:09




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Problems in reply to Will Herring, 11-11-2006 15:28:44  
Will. Is yous leaking oil like mine is? The clutch plate will get gummy with the oil and not release right.



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CENTAUR

11-11-2006 17:56:24




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Problems in reply to Will Herring, 11-11-2006 15:28:44  
When you are releasing the pressure plate which is the [clutch]to let you shift you are Disengaging it.Then you engage the clutch to go. CENTAUR



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farmall on the brain

11-11-2006 14:59:08




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Problems in reply to Mike Pinney, 11-11-2006 09:55:00  
it sounds to me like you have serious pressure plate issues. is the pressure plate a borg & beck or diaphram? 3 fingers vs many fingers. also, how is the clutch release arm? is there enough cleareance between clutch disc and flywheel when the clutch pedal is depressed?



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