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Case 300, clutch adjustment or do I need a new one

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Ed in Maine

05-29-2005 14:53:25




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I pulled the 310B out of the garage and onto the road for the first time. 1st, 2, and 3 gears seem to pull ok going up a hill on pavement. When I shift to 4, it will move about the speed of 2nd gear and bog the engine down pretty good. When I crested the hill in 4th, it felt like the cluth "fetched" up and I started hauling butt! When I tried 4th again on flat ground, same issue, just bogged down and slowed down. Same effects in L and Direct ranges (I have a dual range). Does this sound like an adjustment or do I need to get a new clutch?

I really don't want to do a clutch on this thing. How many hours do you think I would have into it? Do I have to drop the front axle and pull the engine? This sucks, may just sell it but I haven't decided yet. Comments?

Thanks,
Ed

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Jens Barclay

05-29-2005 18:18:46




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 Re: Case 300, clutch adjustment or do I need a new in reply to Ed in Maine, 05-29-2005 14:53:25  
I have the same problem with my 1957 311. My book says the foot clutch can be adjusted by the linkage rod, but the hand clutch must be adjusted by the dealer. When pulling a hill, I have to throttle back until the clutch catchs, then open up the throttle. I am hoping to be able to adjust it without breaking it in half.



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Ed in Maine

05-30-2005 05:44:13




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 Re: Case 300, clutch adjustment or do I need a new in reply to Jens Barclay, 05-29-2005 18:18:46  
Thanks for the tip. I will try to slow the engine down until it catches, then rev it up slowly when I am on the roads. I'm mostly using it for the backhoe so I don't spend much time using the loader. It pulls pretty good in low range but man is that crawling along slow, lots of torque though!
Ed



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