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DC Clutch or should I say no clutch
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Paul Simmer
06-02-2011 18:37:23
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While disking the garden tonight, it appears the clutch went out of my 1950 DC. Pretty much stopped in its tracks. At first I thought it jumped out of gear, even though it never has. I shut if off, restarted it and it moved ok but only a little ways. Not I have a growl, grating noise and no movement. I suspect something broke. It appears there is an inspection plate on the side near the clutch linkage, is there anything to see in there? I am sure it will need to be split and a new clutch put in. How bad of a job is it? Thanks in advance.
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D Standard
06-03-2011 20:28:19
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Re: DC Clutch or should I say no clutch in reply to Paul Simmer, 06-02-2011 18:37:23
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My dad teaching me to pull "right" on some overgrown boxelders twisted the center out of the clutch on my 1950 DC (sheered rivets). Following the manual was easy and worked good. The only thing I would recommend is making pins 20 inches long and using them as guides only, use jacks and blocking to split tractor. Be sure to brace front from tilting.
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Paul Simmer
06-03-2011 07:16:52
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Re: DC Clutch or should I say no clutch in reply to Paul Simmer, 06-02-2011 18:37:23
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I would appreciate the service manual and any other hints. What are the splitting dowel/aligning pin size?
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Paul f
06-04-2011 07:21:34
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Re: DC Clutch or should I say no clutch in reply to Paul Simmer, 06-03-2011 07:16:52
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The pins are 3/4" round stock. Manual has some super-precise length. I got a 4' section of stock and cut it in half. Gives you more room to work, but support tractor with jacks do not rely on the pins alone.
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Case Nutty 1660
06-03-2011 07:35:58
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Re: DC Clutch or should I say no clutch in reply to Paul Simmer, 06-03-2011 07:16:52
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  here the spliting steps and pin lenth, as to diameter they are the size of your aliment dowel pin cnt
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Paul f
06-03-2011 05:36:17
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Re: DC Clutch or should I say no clutch in reply to Paul Simmer, 06-02-2011 18:37:23
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    As Case Nutty said the aligning pins make the job not too hard. Just did my DC last year. While you are in there check the transmission input shaft for any play. Mine had gotten a bit noisy as you can see the bearing was toast...but she still ran!
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Case Nutty 1660
06-02-2011 19:31:57
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Re: DC Clutch or should I say no clutch in reply to Paul Simmer, 06-02-2011 18:37:23
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just a guess but I seen one set of facing get loose and sheared the rivets on the lining yours problem may be simalar, as to the split, if you like I think I could scan my "D" series servise manual on the steps, you can make a set of spliting dowels they work very well, and make a clutch job a breeze cnt tom
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