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Mark R

04-23-2001 17:36:18




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HI Guys, I have split a TO35 because the rear oil seal leaked and ruined the clutch (I think). I have yet to get the pressure plate off (The six bolts didn't completely loosen it). Pieces of clutch lining are lying in the bottem of the housing. Any words of wisdom from someone who has changed these? Thanks!!!




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Jack in NB

04-24-2001 03:57:59




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 Re: TO35 Split in reply to Mark R, 04-23-2001 17:36:18  
Hello Mark -

Sounds like a new (rebuilt=cheaper) traction and/or PTO disk will be needed. (I assume you have the two stage clutch, from the description that the 6 bolts don't release it. Probably your release fingers are sticking out too.)

There are three small holes on the back of the casting to insert 5"+ lengths of 1/4" redi-rod, to tighten nuts against the casting to hold the clutch pack together.

I'd strongly recommend a repair manual - I&T is cheapest and good - available from out hosts here. Check Big Dean's web site for more tips ->Link

and>Link check under article archives to the left - look for "MF 35 (and up) assembly notes", about 6 from the bottom under Maintenance and repair for more info.

Good luck!

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Bob

04-29-2001 00:56:43




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 Re: Re: TO35 Split in reply to Jack in NB, 04-24-2001 03:57:59  
Mike

I have just finished splitting a FE35 to replace the clutch. Virtually the same as TO35 or MF35

I first drove the tractor 50 miles into the nearest MF dealer over a year ago but they made a mess of the job. The clutch was worse than ever.

I put the job off for a long time becauyse I thought it would be beyond my mechanical skills. I then followed the tips given by Jack and Dean and replaced the clutch assembly last week. The job was not difficult and the tractor is now competely different to operate

At the same time I replaced the sump gaskets on the 3 cylinder Perkins diesel. I did find replacing the cork parts of the gasket difficult.

Bob

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Mark

04-29-2001 17:56:37




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 Re: Re: Re: TO35 Split in reply to Bob, 04-29-2001 00:56:43  
Ok Thanks for the information guys. I appreciate it!!!



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