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Dismantling clutch on J.D. Model B......... HELP!!!!!!

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Rick

02-12-2000 18:13:56




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am restoring a 1947 Model B John Deere tractor and am having trouble removing the sliding drive disk from the clutch housing, there is alot of rust and it seems that there is nothing to get a hold on that can persuade it to budge. The clutch seems to be frozen in the disengaged position and I cannot get the flywheel to turn and the engine is in no condition to try to start, in fact it may be froze up also. Any suggestions?
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clooney

02-12-2000 19:23:50




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 Re: Dismantling clutch on J.D. Model B......... HELP!!!!!! in reply to Rick, 02-12-2000 18:13:56  
Rick, first remove the pully brake & fork bearing from the 1st reduction cover. Then remove all the clutch disks down to the drive disk, then remove the big bolt from the end of the crank that holds the drive disk on, then reinstall the bolt into the crank without the washer ( to protect the crank threads) you will then have to clean the end of the crank & see if the stamped V is visible, if it isn't you will have to mark the crank to drive disk ( for correct reassmbly later), then you will have to borrow or make a puller with a center bolt & two 1/2" holes that line up with the 1/2-13 threaded holes in the drive disk. Install the puller to the drive disk with 1/2" bolts then turn the center bolt in against the crank to pull the drive disk. Note: you might have to rap the end of the puller with a hammer or use a "LITTLE" heat on the drive disk to get it to come loose, don't over do the hammer or heat. If you can't find a puller let me know & I will take a digital picture of mine and send it to you.

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Haybaler

02-14-2000 09:27:17




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 Re: Re: Dismantling clutch on J.D. Model B......... HELP!!!!!! in reply to clooney, 02-12-2000 19:23:50  
Does the B have the slots cut in the drive disk that look like a keyhole slot? If so then you can ust two bolts with square nuts(hex will sometimes work) to drive it off, don't need a puller.



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