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Modification of a MF 35 -23C to dual clutch

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Jean-Pierre BE

03-21-2004 16:47:18




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I live in Belgium and I have a MF 35 with Standard motor 23 C (very difficult to start in winter). I am equipped with a front loader and to make the job easier, I would like to modify my single cluth to a dual version. Is it possible without changing shafts or the gear box. Is it possible to place a dual clutch pack instead of the normal one. Thanks in advance.




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Jim in Scotland

03-21-2004 23:57:26




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 Re: Modification of a MF 35 -23C to dual clutch in reply to Jean-Pierre BE, 03-21-2004 16:47:18  
The short answer is now you would have to change the gear box plus fit a dual clutch



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Jean-Pierre BE

03-22-2004 11:24:38




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 Re: Re: Modification of a MF 35 -23C to dual clutc in reply to Jim in Scotland , 03-21-2004 23:57:26  
Thanks for your answer, Jim. What to thing about another solution: I would say implementing an independant oil pump with a by-passs valve to reduce the starting torque. It will be directly driven by the main belt like the dynamo. Could it be a solution? Is there well known material to do that, which one? Where to find it and find info on it.



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