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John Deere 70 clutch

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JohnF2020

08-06-2004 01:52:52




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Just bought this 70 diesel and found a clutch problem.one of the toggle sockets has snapped off.I have pressed of the drive gear off the shaft but i cannot get the pulley off to get at the fork and toggles.HELP




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JohnF2020

08-10-2004 02:29:18




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 Re: John Deere 70 clutch in reply to JohnF2020, 08-06-2004 01:52:52  
anybody got a picture of the assembly/eg from parts book?



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Clooney

08-06-2004 04:08:27




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 Re: John Deere 70 clutch in reply to JohnF2020, 08-06-2004 01:52:52  
JohnF2020, there are a series of bolts that hold the pulley dust shield on [the big plate just behind the pulley].. Remove the bolts holding that cast dust shield on & the pulley will pull right off dust shield & all-- after pulling the pin from the clutch linkage rod..

You will then have to pull the big drive gear for rear of the pulley hub [a difficult job] & I would suggest that if you don�t have a large 3 jaw gear puller & a big torch set that you have that gear pulled at a machine shop.. Also when pressing that big gear back on support the center of the pulley, if you support the pulley on it�s outer rim it will more than likely break..

Any more questions just post back..

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JOHNF2020

08-06-2004 05:23:18




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 Re: John Deere 70 clutch in reply to Clooney, 08-06-2004 04:08:27  
Thanks.Ialso have an old leak in this area.It must be the crank seal.Is it difficult to replace?



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