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When a Yoke is not a Yoke (Joke)--VAC clutch probl

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Casekernel

02-23-2005 09:46:28

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I see my last posting and follow-ups are back a page or so, so will start a new one.

Well, I split the tractor and found the problem. The housing of the throw-out stud (the ball in the yoke)had broke and was pushed out. This should be an easy fix. Will push the ball cap back in place and have it brazed. (Thanks to you guys, I can even talk intelliently about this).

I'm thinking, while I have it apart I should look at, and if needed, replace the clutch linings. What thickness should they be when new? Also, am thinking I should replace the oil seal in the quill assembly. Is it available? Any precautions when taking the clutch assembly apart? Thanks for your help.

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Augie

02-23-2005 19:40:01

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Re: When a Yoke is not a Yoke (Joke)--VAC clutch p in reply to Casekernel, 02-23-2005 09:46:28

Off the top of my head the quill seal is a CR14256. Shouldn't be but 5 or 6 bucks at your favorite local auto parts store.

Check the clutch shaft for end play. You might need to remove a shim or two from between the quill and the torque tube to take up bearing wear.

I'd replace the throwout bearing while you're in there - ~$35. If you have a hydraulic press you can remove and reinstall yourself.

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Wayne J.

02-23-2005 11:12:51

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Re: When a Yoke is not a Yoke (Joke)--VAC clutch p in reply to Casekernel, 02-23-2005 09:46:28

your that far into it. why not check it all beats taking it back apart to repair an other clutch problem Wayne J.

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F-I-T

02-23-2005 17:44:32

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Re: When a Yoke is not a Yoke (Joke)--VAC clutch p in reply to Wayne J., 02-23-2005 11:12:51

Right now is also a great time to replace the rear main seal if it is leaking as well.

Frank

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