860 clutch disks

lonestarjeff · Sep 16, 2019

I couldn't resist tearing down the old clutch assembly to see what the disks looked like, even though I don't have the repair parts :-(

Bern · Sep 16, 2019

I don't see any problems. Why did you even replace it?

showcrop · Sep 16, 2019

It looks like the discs got rusted to the plates not too long ago.

WayneIA · Sep 16, 2019

My thoughts exactly.

Dean · Sep 16, 2019

Doesn't look bad to me aside from a trace of oil/grease contamination.

Dean

lonestarjeff · Sep 16, 2019

Release bearing chewed through the fingers......

lonestarjeff · Sep 16, 2019

(quoted from post at 10:31:21 09/16/19)
It looks like the discs got rusted to the plates not too long ago.

It sat(disassembled)on my tailgate overnight to get the rust starting. It was surprisingly pretty clean when I pulled it apart.

Ultradog MN · Sep 16, 2019

He posted about this clutch on the NTC board. The throw out bearing froze up and ate the fingers off the drive clutch.

rockman5159 · Sep 25, 2019

I just finished my 861 clutch replacement myself. Go ahead and take your medicine like a big boy. Shuck out from 3 to 4 hundred
dollars and get a pre-assembled clutch pack with release bearing,pilot bearing, and double clutch assembly.You may want to check the
release bearing carrier also. Mine seized up and and spun on the carrier and wore the shoulder down that holds the release bearing
tight on carrier. It goes back together easier than you think

lonestarjeff · Sep 26, 2019

Yep, the release bearing on mine practically fell off the carrier.

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