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Case SC Trouble shooting

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Farmer Nate

02-15-2008 00:00:53




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I was driving and heard a noise around the area of the clutch assembly. After that the tractor was still mobile, but made a wicked metal on metal sound from around the clutch area. The noise only occurred when the tractor was in motion. It did not occur when driving in first gear, but definately in second and third. When the tractor is in neutral I applied the throttle everything sounded normal. No problems in reverse either. I just overhauled the engine last winter and replaced the transmission lubricate - should not be any frozen water from years of condensation. The clutch was also replaced with a new pilot bearing/ throw out was good. new plate. If anyone has incountered this before or if anyone has any ideas they would be greatly appreciated....Thanks in Advance for any help. Nate

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C. Amick

02-16-2008 20:06:27




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 Re: Case SC Trouble shooting in reply to Farmer Nate, 02-15-2008 00:00:53  
OK stupid question, could you have a bad bearing on your belt pulley that you are hearing? I have a bad one on one of my tractors.



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J heitkemper

02-15-2008 06:19:26




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 Re: Case SC Trouble shooting in reply to Farmer Nate, 02-15-2008 00:00:53  
Be careful , a stitch in time will definitely save 9 ..... sounds like something is coming apart . open clutch inspection plates , Look at cotter pins that engage clutch , You may have lost one or more of 3 , continued use of tractor will more than likely break the ears off .the clutch lever will act and feel odd,,. could also be a end bearing in tranny . Good luck , Jim



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Farmer Nate

02-16-2008 21:08:44




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 Re: Case SC Trouble shooting in reply to J heitkemper, 02-15-2008 06:19:26  
I haven't had a chance to look into it further, but it sounded like something broke loose. I Think I'll start by taking off the clutch inspection doors and go from there.
Nate



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