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WD-45 Clutch Sticky

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Jeff Bly

08-14-2007 19:48:06




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My WD-45 foot clutch appears to have become "sticky" when I press in the foot pedal. I"ve had the problem for a little while but it"s now unbearable and generally no longer working properly. On a cold start, I have to pump the clutch pedal many times to get the clutch to engage so I can place the tractor in gear. Sometimes it just plain refuses to engage at all, but once it gets "unstuck" it seems to work just fine. What could the problem be?

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David Grubb

08-15-2007 08:44:33




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Sticky in reply to Jeff Bly, 08-14-2007 19:48:06  
Have you greased the release bearing support tube? Remove the panel on the bottom of the release bearing housing and you will see a zerk on a short pipe nipple coming from the bottom of the release bearing carrier. That zerk greases the bearing and an annulus for the bearing carrier which lubes the support tube as it slides back and forth.



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08-14-2007 21:54:16




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 Re: WD-45 Clutch Sticky in reply to Jeff Bly, 08-14-2007 19:48:06  
Rust or a leaking rear main seal either one or both can cause that problem. You can try this. Pull the starter off of it and then spray brake cleaner in the clutch area with the pedel blocked down in some way. If you can turn the engine over a little at a time it helps because you can clean it better. Also blocking it down when you park it may help also. Common problem on tractors

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