gaston ruiz
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Doing something different,I need a little help. The wear pad is 0.020 thousands below the surface. I need the specs so that I can rebuild it.
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wore out
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I forget what model you are restoring?
It took me a while to figure out what you are working on, gonna GUESS it's part of an electric header clutch.
If so, I don't think the "plastic" part is a "wear pad", it simply spaces the north pole of the magnet and the south pole apart so the other half of the clutch (plate?) is attracted to it.
The actual clutch is metal-to metal, and the "plastic" "isolator" area doesn't "see" wear.
It must have broken up from age and heat?
Did I guess correctly?
It took me a while to figure out what you are working on, gonna GUESS it's part of an electric header clutch.
If so, I don't think the "plastic" part is a "wear pad", it simply spaces the north pole of the magnet and the south pole apart so the other half of the clutch (plate?) is attracted to it.
The actual clutch is metal-to metal, and the "plastic" "isolator" area doesn't "see" wear.
It must have broken up from age and heat?
Did I guess correctly?
gaston ruiz
Member
It's a ih622 cotton picker drum drive clutch.different project.
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