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Maybe a stupid clutchquestion...

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Pelle

05-02-2007 12:45:54




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Hi again friends!
Just another question about my little Allis B.
And, not to forget, THANKS You guys for all Your help with the other questions I had that You helped me out with! Thanks!
Now, here is my litte question;
Are there any lubrication that I have to do to the clutch, and, can I in any way adjust the clutch?
Best regards
Per




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steve(ill)

05-02-2007 19:25:19




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 Re: Maybe a stupid clutchquestion... in reply to Pelle, 05-02-2007 12:45:54  
if you pull the cotter pin out of the rod at the clutch pedal, you can unscrew the rod a few turns out of the clutch and reinstall. that will give you more throwout. dont unscrew more than 5-6 turns, dont talke it all the way out of the hole.



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Dick L

05-02-2007 14:20:27




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 Re: Maybe a stupid clutchquestion... in reply to Pelle, 05-02-2007 12:45:54  
Lubrication on a clutch is a bad thing, even on the drive shaft splines. The grease will get dirt in it and gum up and cause the clutch to stick. There is supposed to be a grease zerk for the throw out bearing. Some have mistaken the hole on the bottom of the torque tube/bell housing where you get to the zerk for the timing inspection hole and been all fouled up. About half of the B"s I have removed the engines from, the zerk was missing.

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