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Jd A clutch problems

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JOE

10-20-2001 14:16:51




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i have a 49 jd A. when you push the clutch in to
ingage it, all it does is spring back. it wont
snap in. if you hold it in the ingage possition,
it will go, it just wont snap in. i tried
adjusting it. didnt help. when it worked properly,
it didnt spring back. i took it all apart and
nothing was broke.
please help.




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Jerry S

10-22-2001 11:30:46




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 Re: jd A clutch problems in reply to JOE, 10-20-2001 14:16:51  
Could it be that your flywheel is coming loose? That can cause some of this as well as some knocking sounds. If you can move your flywheel (and crankshaft) left and right any appreciable amount, you should tighten up the flywheel. Not sure why my 48A decided to loosen this weekend after that many years, but it did. Clutch kept disengaging all the sudden. Tightened the flywheel and all is well again.
Might be worth checking. Hope it helps.

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sidekick

10-21-2001 07:02:01




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 Re: jd A clutch problems in reply to JOE, 10-20-2001 14:16:51  
joe i had the same problem with my 60. i replaced all linings and plates and still would not snap in but like yours would move if you held pressure forward on clutch arm. after taking it back apart for the third time i found that the clutch was not sliding on the three bolts that all your clutch parts slide on which is also your clutch adjustment bolts, my bolts had some rust but mostly lining buildup on it and would not let the clutch move far enough tosnap over center, this sounds like your problem also. hope i helped you with your problem, let me know

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Gman

10-21-2001 20:08:46




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 Re: Re: jd A clutch problems in reply to sidekick, 10-21-2001 07:02:01  
Hey Joe did you adjust the pulley brake,if it's out of adjustment it will make the clutch not work properly. Gman



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