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1948 b clutch

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dew

09-21-2004 04:19:30




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Just bought a 48 that wants to "jump" forward when i engage the clutch. Appears to be alot of wear in the linkage. Any thoughts on repair?




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johndeereman

09-21-2004 17:03:13




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 Re: 1948 b clutch in reply to dew, 09-21-2004 04:19:30  
how long has it been sitting mine had rust on the pressure plate it wouldnt ease in it was either in or out no in between



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Greg S

09-21-2004 13:15:45




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 Re: 1948 b clutch in reply to dew, 09-21-2004 04:19:30  
As far as loose linkage goes, you can remove the clutch handle, and ream the oblong hole to accept a new bushing. This bushing, and the expensive replacement bolt are available from Deere. The existing bolt will probably be very difficult to remove, and is a topic in itself. The clevis assembly at each end of the linkage rod is also available from Deere. The play in the clutch fork housing can be taken out using oillite bushing material that is 1"ID x 1-18" OD (?), and reaming out the housing. This is not as simple as the rest of the linkage. You also want to step the bushings so as not to permit them to work their way out over time. I have not gone into detail as to how to do it, since it would require quite a few words. If you are interested in how I would approach it, e-mail me, and I will send pictures showing the repair procedure. It works quite nicely. You mentioned that the clutch jumps forward. Could just need taken apart, degreased, and cleaned.

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