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Peter King

05-24-2002 12:10:57




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Need to replace a clutch in a JD M, never split a tractor before, is this a good one to learn on? Once the tractor is split, is the clutch replacement easy?




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JDM Guy

05-25-2002 06:01:29




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 Re: JD M Clutch in reply to Peter King, 05-24-2002 12:10:57  
It's not to hard. I've never done it. When I got my M the clutch didn't work. My grandfather managed to get the clutch working so its drivible.



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mike

05-25-2002 04:19:52




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 Re: JD M Clutch in reply to Peter King, 05-24-2002 12:10:57  
Don't forget to block the front axle at the piviot point so it can't tip. I usually shove some tapered wood blocks, shims, into front end at the point where the factory pivot stops are to tighten up gap so it won't tip.



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Wayne in Tn.

05-24-2002 16:02:31




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 Re: JD M Clutch in reply to Peter King, 05-24-2002 12:10:57  
Peter, it is not a big problem. The better equipment you have to work with, the eaiser. I have an overhead rail with rolling hoists on it. You can use come-a-longs, floor jacks or cherry pickers. Whatever you use just be careful that both halves are supported well, and will not crack the bellhousing when removing bolts.You will need an alignment tool for the new disc. You can use the driveshaft for a clutch plate alignment tool when installing the new one, if you plan on removing it.

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