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DC...Hand Clutch To Foot Clutch Questions

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Glenn FitzGeral

07-05-2005 08:04:52




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I have a '53 DC, live power, hand clutch. Several years ago I bought everything necessary to switch it over to foot clutch. I have the input shaft and all. However since mine already has live power will I need to make any changes to the input shaft? I know I need to change the clutch, pressure plate, flywheel, release shaft, etc., but is there anything else internally? I would like to do it right the first time. Splitting it once is enough. Thanks, Glenn F.

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dctom

07-05-2005 11:18:39




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 Re: DC...Hand Clutch To Foot Clutch Questions in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 07-05-2005 08:04:52  
once you get it split you should see all you need, i am sure the input shaft is the same on the hand clutch and foot clutch live power, tom



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Glenn F.

07-05-2005 21:21:25




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 Re: DC...Hand Clutch To Foot Clutch Questions in reply to dctom, 07-05-2005 11:18:39  
I have the tractor split. Most of the parts in the foot clutch box I can see where they go. There is one piece of strap iron about 3" long by 1" wide bent so as to be off set. It has a rivot and spring at one end. I haven't started assembling yet but I can't figure out where it is supposed to go. It is an internal part as it is unpainted and oily. I am operating at a disadvantage in that I did not take the foot clutch tractor apart. I bought the complete assembly out of Minnesota. Do you know which piece of metal I'm talking about? Glenn F.

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Don Rudolph

07-06-2005 05:35:19




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 Re: DC...Hand Clutch To Foot Clutch Questions in reply to Glenn F., 07-05-2005 21:21:25  
Glenn,
That piece of metal is used to hold a cap in place that goes over the PTO transmission bearing. I have a foot clutch parts list that came with my parts manual but no schematic. Don



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Glenn F.

07-05-2005 21:25:38




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 Re: DC...Hand Clutch To Foot Clutch Questions in reply to Glenn F., 07-05-2005 21:21:25  
Maybe this is a lot to ask but do you ao someone out there have the shop manual diagrams you could scan in so I could see the inner and outer assemblies? I know a fellow about 8 miles from here who used to have a foot clutch DC. I may be going to have a look at his tomorrow. He may not have any idea about the inside parts though. Glenn F.



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