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Clutch adjustment

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Preachermannn

04-02-2005 06:35:34




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Hellow again.
The clutch on my Dad's 1950 Case D.O. is starting to slip. My father says there is an adjustment pin on the clutch, but after taking both plates off the side of the clutch housing and using a flashlight we couldn't find where it's located. We looked and felt around for about an hour but could not find where it's located. Can anyone describe to me where it's located so I can feel around in the proper area? Thank a bunch
Glenn

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Don Rudolph

04-02-2005 07:29:29




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 Re: Clutch adjustment in reply to Preachermannn, 04-02-2005 06:35:34  
There is a "button" that needs to be pushed in in order to move the clutch adjusting ring closer to the flywheel. 2 or 3 holes usually does the trick. There is a special tool that has a point on one end for the traction clutch and a hook on the other for the PTO clutch. But you can use a punch or similar tool just to push the button in. Make sure that it comes back out and locks after moving the ring so that the ring stays exactly where you want it.

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preachermannn

04-02-2005 07:59:54




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 Re: Clutch adjustment in reply to Don Rudolph, 04-02-2005 07:29:29  
Thanks Don for the reply. Yes, my Dad remembers this "button." However, after looking and feeling around for over an hour, we could not find it. Just where is it located? Near the center of the clutch, close to the spline, on the outer edge of the clutch/flywheel area? Like I say, we looked with a flashlight and felt around in there for over an hour without success. My Dad who is 86 finally said, "D***, it's h*** to get old."

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Don Rudolph

04-02-2005 16:50:47




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 Re: Clutch adjustment in reply to preachermannn, 04-02-2005 07:59:54  
The adjusting ring is about 8 inches in diameter so it should be about 4 inches from the center of the clutch. You should see a bunch of holes drilled in a circular pattern. It is hard to find, no doubt about it.



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