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JD 70 clutch disassembly ???

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Bob D

01-30-2001 11:51:34




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I have done 50 and 60 clutches but the 70 has no clutch fork assembly to unbolt to get the clutch drum off the tractor. How does it come apart? Do you unbolt the seal plate? How do you get it back together? I am sure this is easier than it looks but I sure would like some help understanding this before I tear it apart. THANKS !!!!




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Gman

01-30-2001 20:49:44




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 Re: JD 70 clutch disassembly ??? in reply to Bob D, 01-30-2001 11:51:34  
Bob watch out for the cotter key on clutch adjusting bolts,you remove that cotter key and it will let adjusting bolt slide back and the toggles will drop out of pockets in the back side,and the dust cover will not let you in to replace them.I had to press the gear off and remove dust cover just to put the toggles back in there respective pockets,so watch out for this pitfall.Gman



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Bob D

01-31-2001 18:32:47




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 Re: Re: JD 70 clutch disassembly ??? in reply to Gman, 01-30-2001 20:49:44  
Thanks for the tips. I have done some things the hard way and prefer to follow the advice I get on this list



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BigJ

01-30-2001 13:02:53




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 Re: JD 70 clutch disassembly ??? in reply to Bob D, 01-30-2001 11:51:34  
You will have to take all the 9/16 bolts out all the way around and if you want to get to the dogs and toggles you will have to press the clutch drive gear off,and that is no fun.It is not hard to sink 300.00 dollars into one but it sure works good.Good luck.



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