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Clutch 570-D Case

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reg388

03-19-2006 06:00:12




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Is there any adjustment I can make to this clutch before I split the tractor and replaces it. Also if I order the parts from Yesterdays Tractors will I get all the parts I need (clutch,pressure plate, ect) I've never done any thing with them and need to know what their like to do bussnies with. Thanks reg388




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03-22-2006 09:24:09




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 Re: Clutch 570-D Case in reply to reg388, 03-19-2006 06:00:12  
My 430 did the same thing. I noticed the clutch slipping in road gear. The clutch would not engage until the last inch of pedal was let out. At first I thought I needed a new clutch, but my mechanic adjusted the clutch and it works good now. Don"t split the tractor until you check the adjustment. Good luck!



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reg388

03-20-2006 14:42:06




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 Re: Clutch 570-D Case in reply to reg388, 03-19-2006 06:00:12  
Tom, Thanks for the reply.If I put even the least amount of pressure on the clutch peddle, the clutch will disingauge. I need to use a low gear to get around. In higher gears it feel like the clutch slips and then slowly ingauages when the peddel is all the way out.The odd thing is i"ve never smelled the clutch burning! Can the pressure plate fale or some other thing cause this Thanks REG388

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Tom (Ks)

03-19-2006 08:42:56




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 Re: Clutch 570-D Case in reply to reg388, 03-19-2006 06:00:12  
All you do on the outside is adjust the free petal. There should be 7/8 to 1 1/8 inch of play . Lightly press down on the petal with your hand until you feel the through out bearing touch the clutch levers. Check the distance the petal moves.



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