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DC clutch problem

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Scott KY

07-19-2004 04:33:44




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My DC clutch does not release. It has a hand clutch. It engages fine. When I pull back on it to release it the tractor keeps on moving. I can hit the brakes and it will finally stop pulling. I have taken the side plates off and the sliding collar seems to be moving in and out as it is supposed to. Any ideas? It is a 1950 year model.




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Mark --

07-25-2004 13:00:04




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 Re: DC clutch problem in reply to Scott KY, 07-19-2004 04:33:44  
I just backed into the wifes Car - Boy is she goin to be pissed...

Mine started doin this a couple of weeks ago and I could get it loose if I hit the brakes in gear - then it was fine. (Not today obviously)

Today - I had to get were I was going and shut it off.

Where do I start?

Is it oil bath and could I just be low on Trans oil?

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bill

07-21-2004 15:26:37




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 Re: DC clutch problem in reply to Scott KY, 07-19-2004 04:33:44  

when working on dc clutch be sure the little dumbbell looking rollers are all there and in place There are 3 of them One on each part of the throw out mechanism



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bill

07-19-2004 13:53:28




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 Re: DC clutch problem in reply to Scott KY, 07-19-2004 04:33:44  

I finished changing my dc clutch 3 weeks ago for the same reason The problem with mine was on the pressure plate the cast clips (rivited to the adjuster plate) WERE broken giving too much play to release but still engaged fine if you call 406 827 3006 I can explane much bettter than i can type



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Scott KY

07-19-2004 18:51:41




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 Re: Re: DC clutch problem in reply to bill, 07-19-2004 13:53:28  
Did you have any trouble getting parts?



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bill

07-20-2004 18:17:08




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 Re: Re: Re: DC clutch problem in reply to Scott KY, 07-19-2004 18:51:41  

Ihad a spare pressure plate However I see no reason why the clips could not have been welded The clips are mallable cast rivited on to steel



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C. Amick

07-19-2004 09:42:06




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 Re: DC clutch problem in reply to Scott KY, 07-19-2004 04:33:44  
How hard do you have to push it to engage it? Could the adjuster plate be too tight? Have you kept the oil changed in it?



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Scott KY

07-19-2004 18:49:53




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 Re: Re: DC clutch problem in reply to C. Amick, 07-19-2004 09:42:06  
It was set to tight. I backed it off to where it just snaps in.Still did the same thing. The oil was changed recently. I think Bill has the right idea.



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