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Case 380 clutch job parts estimate?

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GrampaT

12-09-2005 19:46:16




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The ole 380 L/L is under destruction and I was wondering what I should expect to replace? It looks like the last time this unit was cracked open...either for adjustment or repair...some things were not taken care of. Things like warn pin openings and the 3 adjustment bolts not installed corectly or so it looks to me. What is normally replaced when doing a clutch job on a 380/885 and what is the approximate cost of the parts. The clutch hasn't been disassembled yet (tomorrow) so the inards are, as yet, in unknown condition.
Thanks for any input

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RPoff

12-12-2005 04:34:30




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 Re: Case 380 clutch job parts estimate? in reply to GrampaT, 12-09-2005 19:46:16  
I understand(limited understanding) that the 380s were very similar to the DB 885. I would be interested in knowing the final cost you incur and what labor is involved. There are a couple of sites Central East David Brown, and Roberts Farm Equip., that have aftermarket parts and new. Elmer is a very good source of parts and also Barry Key.



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Elmer

12-11-2005 06:18:11




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 Re: Case 380 clutch job parts estimate? in reply to GrampaT, 12-09-2005 19:46:16  
Pretty hard to put a price on it. You better get it apart and find out what has to be replaced and what can be used again. Make sure you check the roller bearings on the release fork are free and the rollers do not have a flat spot. The release bearing support also has a spring plate that is replaceable. It gives a hardened surface for the roller to ride on.



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GrampaT

12-11-2005 09:50:35




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 Re: Case 380 clutch job parts estimate? in reply to Elmer, 12-11-2005 06:18:11  
The clutch is apart now...one of the plates shattered and fell out in pieces. The pilot bearing was siezed, the shaft the goes into the clutch plates shows wear. The spacer plate/gear looks fairly good and may be salvagable. As for the shaft for the clutch plates, what is entailed in removing it for repair or replacement? I'll take a look at the items you mentioned elmer, thank you. I'm also finding a few broken tabs on some of the covers and castings. I hope they can be welded and hold up...they appear to be at stress point due to the loader use. I'm dealing with a few issues from the previous owner/mechanic. There were numerous bolts broken where the tractor splits, that will have to be removed and replaced.
Thank for the input. As always, very valuable.

GrampaT

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