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Farmall Bill

07-02-2006 12:58:50




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as I replaced and remounted the DC clutch pad bracket, I noticed that it didnt fit in shape the shape of the puley. I would have thought it would have been the same shape as the pulley so that all of the pad would be used and worn down at the same time, Instead, it looks like the bottom 1/2 of the pad wouldnt be worn or used at all when the top part, the part touching the pulley is worn and gone. How come this difference in shape???

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Camboted

07-02-2006 17:18:19




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 Re: DC Clutch bracket in reply to Farmall Bill, 07-02-2006 12:58:50  
Bill, since we peplace these all the time in Cambodia, I can tell you that this is fairly normal, It takes a little "break-in" for the pad to seat even with proper adjustment. Your instance sounds a little extreme. You may need to re-shape the carrier bracket to fit the pulley brake drum.



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Gene Dotson

07-02-2006 16:31:41




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 Re: DC Clutch bracket in reply to Farmall Bill, 07-02-2006 12:58:50  
Bill;
There is a slotted adjustment on the clutch pad bracket that can be loosened and change the contact angle of the pad to give even wear... Gene



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