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JD A CLUTCH VIBRATION

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David Bacon

07-01-2003 15:30:57




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We put in a different clutch plate, we can find no marks, the shaft has a milled out spline. Could this be the v mark? We have cleaned and emery clothed the heck out of it (both shaft and pressure plate) the plate has 3 different marks--no v at all just like chisel marks. Is there another way without trial and error? Thanks Dave NE Iowa




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David Bacon

07-01-2003 18:17:58




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 Re: JD A CLUTCH VIBRATION in reply to David Bacon, 07-01-2003 15:30:57  
Sorry guys and galls, I tore another tractor apart and found the answer to my question. Dave NE Iowa



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Clooney

07-01-2003 18:16:50




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 Re: JD A CLUTCH VIBRATION in reply to David Bacon, 07-01-2003 15:30:57  
David, without any factory marks you will have to install the clutch driver's heavy side 180� opposite the flywheel weight.
~Just, turn the flywheel until the L/H impulse mark lines up with the case mark [at 3 o'clock behind the flywheel],, OR, the slot in the flywheel is parallel with the ground & the L/H impulse mark is at the rear, then install the clutch driver with the heavy part directly towards the front of the tractor. The heavy side of the clutch driver goes 180� opposite the counter weight on the flywheel..

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David Bacon

07-01-2003 20:23:49




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 Re: Re: JD A CLUTCH VIBRATION in reply to Clooney , 07-01-2003 18:16:50  
Thank You so much, I wish I had asked sooner as it was a hurry up job. Perhaps you and John should write a book for us folks who -- if we have learned we have probably forgotten any way. I�m a volunteer EMS / fireman in a one horse town, I get a very good feeling helping someone out. I can only hope you guys that are experienced and not just book smart get the same feeling when helping us out. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks again Dave NE Iowa

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Clooney

07-02-2003 05:08:02




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 Re: Re: Re: JD A CLUTCH VIBRATION in reply to David Bacon, 07-01-2003 20:23:49  
You're welcome David,,, As far as writing a book goes, maybe some day when I retire from my day job.
~It helps that I also have computers in my shop & barn so don't have to go far to post here. At least the keyboard is well oiled.
~If you have future problems try the search function both here & at Rummy's>Link
~The>Link search on both boards contain many old posts that probably will cover about any problem you encounter.
~I've been working on these old 2-cylinder Deere's for quite some time now & there isn't much I haven't encountered over the years..
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John T

07-01-2003 20:55:38




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 Re: Re: Re: JD A CLUTCH VIBRATION in reply to David Bacon, 07-01-2003 20:23:49  
David, I appreciate any help I can get and after many many years of so many kind generous people and relatives always helping me, Im glad when I can be of assistance to others. Most of my learning came from the school of hard knocks and experience when I farmed full time and was a used tractor dealer, although some of my electrical knowledge came from a BS in Electrical Engineering from good old Purdue in the late sixties. Good Luck and God Bless you and yours.

John T Nordhoff in Indiana

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