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Clutch handle pivot pin

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David

01-02-2001 08:52:23




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I'm tearing down a '38 unstyled B and need to remove the clutch handle pivot pin to replace the bushing. Any advice on how to get this out? Should it be pressed out or can a puller be used?




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Mike Aylward

01-02-2001 12:16:44




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 Re: Clutch handle pivot pin in reply to David, 01-02-2001 08:52:23  
David, I have a puller I made for doing this and it works very well, and doesn't risk the casting in the process. If you want some more information let me know. I have considered making these to sell. Mike



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John T

01-02-2001 12:12:47




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 Re: Clutch handle pivot pin in reply to David, 01-02-2001 08:52:23  
David, I used to remove the pin/bolt from the tractor by heating the cast surrounding it then driving it out. HOWEVER, thats a little risky and then I discovered using a vibrating air hammer (like a muffler cut off tool with a blunt end hammer bit) which pushes the old pin/bolts out easily. The bushings left in the old handle, I usually use a sharp chisel or a saw even to cut/slpit them out. Mine usually didnt have enough bushing left in the handle to use a bushing driver. I suggest you buy both a new bolt/pin and a bushing cause they both wear out. With a new pin/bolt in the tractor and a new well greased bushing in the handle, they are sooooo sweet. Ol John T

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ron

01-02-2001 10:33:28




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 Re: Clutch handle pivot pin in reply to David, 01-02-2001 08:52:23  
If it's the same as on my 50, it is tapered with a fine spline that sort of "etches" itself into the boss it mounts in. I used two pieces of heavy square tubing and two long pieces of threaded rod as a puller/pusher. It takes LOTS of force to break it loose. The same arrangement will put the new one back together.



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