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Hand clutch handle mounting bolt ?

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Rookie Popper b

01-05-2002 15:21:14

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Dear Sirs:

I have a 1946 styled John Deere B and I want to remove the slack from the hand clutch. Is the bolt on the bottom of the hand clutch threaded into the reduction gear cover ear or just pounded into the ear mounting?

I don't want to break the ear off the housing trying to remove this bolt.

Thanks for any input on this question.

Rookie Popper boy

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Donwisc

01-05-2002 15:43:40

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Re: Hand clutch handle mounting bolt ? in reply to Rookie Popper boy, 01-05-2002 15:21:14

The bolt is pressed into the case housing. There are ridges that ressemble mini splines that run in the direction of the bolt that create the interference.

Some times you get lucky and it will come out easy but the odds are that this is the original bolt and is seized pretty tight.

If I was doing it I would fabricate a pulling device to pull the pin so you dont break the lug.You then can use this device on future JDs as you can expect to do it on every one that hasnt been replaced. Good luck and welcome to the challenging world of tractor restoration. Don

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Mike Aylward

01-05-2002 16:00:33

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Re: Re: Hand clutch handle mounting bolt ? in reply to Donwisc, 01-05-2002 15:43:40

Don, I have these pullers available. They work very well and can save a reduction gear casting! Email me for more information. Mike

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