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Model G Clutch

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JS 13

05-25-2007 17:29:07




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I recently discovered the adjustment is all gone from my clutch on my model G , can some one please advise me the procedure in replacing this clutch, thanks in advance for any and all information,




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Joe M(GA)

05-25-2007 18:39:06




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 Re: Model G Clutch in reply to JS 13, 05-25-2007 17:29:07  
Well, you don't have to split the tractor, but you do have to remove the engine, it's a lot easier than it sounds, remove the sheet metal, undo your fuel and power, undo the clutch & throttle rod, and seven bolts out, engines on you lift. You fill find that the outside rod adjustment doesn't give you much, the main adjustment will come at the clutch fingers. A little here make for lots of difference at the pedal. Sadly while you have gone to all the trouble to pull the engine, I'd go ahead and put atleast a new disc and throwout bearing, and if you have the money a pressure plate too. Then do the adjustments as below. I used the setup measuremants from below as a starting point, but had to pull the engine back off and re-adjust until I was happy with it.
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El Toro

05-25-2007 17:59:25




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 Re: Model G Clutch in reply to JS 13, 05-25-2007 17:29:07  
You may need to split the tractor, but I could be wrong. Hal



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