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John

03-03-2004 12:01:00




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I have a 930 tractor and I cant get the clutch to throw it out of gear. seems like the clutch is stuck to flywheel. Looks like the clutch pedal is hooked up and working correctly. what should I look at before tearing it apart.




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E J

03-03-2004 15:50:37




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 Re: 930 stuck in gear in reply to John, 03-03-2004 12:01:00  
Had the same thing happen on the one I bought.Push in the clutch and go through the barn door.I wired the petal down like being disengauged took of the inspection plate on clutch houseing and sprayed two or three cans of carb cleaner on pressure plate and flywheel while running alot of blake crap ran out the bottom of the houseing the clutch works fine now.



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Jim P

03-04-2004 05:54:09




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 Re: Re: 930 stuck in gear in reply to E J, 03-03-2004 15:50:37  
Everyone says how great Case tractors are. Well everything about them aren't so great. I said all along that when Case on their 930 and 1030 series tractors quit the oil bath clutch, it was a big mistake. We know when they went back to oil in their dump clutch in the 70 series they knew that. It still wasn't as good as the old oil bath they had from 1929 through 66. I don't think the eight speed with bull gears was as good as the 3,4 and six speed with chain drive even if they would have kept the oil clutch.

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