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DC clutch won't disengage

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SDLars

04-19-2006 18:40:09




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I have a foot clutch DC that when I parked it a week ago, everything worked fine. I came to it yesterday and I couldn"t get the clutch to disengage. The tractor is scheduled for a "rebuild" but until I get around to that, is there something I can do to get the clutch to release? I had the same problem with one of my hand clutch SC"s but that kind of cured itself. I have service and IT manuals. Thanks in advance for any and all help.

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old case iron man

04-20-2006 04:20:27




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 Re: DC clutch won't disengage in reply to SDLars, 04-19-2006 18:40:09  
I had the same problem with my 54 sc. we made a stop out of angle and bolted it to the rearend housing. everytime we get off we disengage the clutch and flip the stop over. problem solved!



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wilson

04-19-2006 20:46:12




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 Re: DC clutch won't disengage in reply to SDLars, 04-19-2006 18:40:09  
my foot clutch sticls once in a wile . I store it with a rope tied to hold petel down Get the thing out where its safe drive fordward in 4 gear with petel down hit brakes. you need not be at full throttle, just pulling good. has worked for me



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Cambted

04-20-2006 02:48:30




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 Re: DC clutch won't disengage in reply to wilson, 04-19-2006 20:46:12  
Try wilson's idea, it sounds good. You are dealing with a wet clutch, so, if you are willing to change the oil, I'd open the side inspection cover and dump in a quart of kerosene. It will thin down the oil but probably help un-stick the clutch plate.



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