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Don Rudolph

04-19-2003 19:37:18




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I have a 1952 DC that was recently purchased. It has live power and hydraulics. The problem is that the hand clutch does not "overcenter" and lock in place. Today I split the tractor and removed the clutch and pressure plate-both in bad condition. It has a button clutch disc with mega wear and the live pressure plate that is grooved and cracked. That I can understand. The fact I don't is that the pressure plate linkage goes up to center and then stops, but cannot "overcenter" and lock in place. Any help from Case mechanics greatly appreciated. Don Rudolph

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DKase

04-20-2003 12:44:29




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 Re: DC clutch question in reply to Don Rudolph, 04-19-2003 19:37:18  
Hi Don; I don't know what you have there, but a DC should not have a button clutch. A button clutch will not withstand and slipping. I would guess that the button clutch has slipped so much that the pressure plate is shot. The original 11" wet clutch should be available without to much trouble. Make sure you tell your parts supplier the exact measurement and year. There have been at least 5 different clutches for the D series. Finding a good pressure plate for the hand clutch and live power might be a little tougher. I do have one if you need casting numbers or measurements, but I don't want to sell it. I would prefer to keep it as a spare for my other 4 that are my chore tractors. Try Don L, he should be able to fix you up. Good Luck

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