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Clutch driver vibration

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Howard

08-07-2002 08:08:48




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clooney the new clutch driver has losend up two times in six pulls { bolt has losend up }not very tight I have replaced lock warsher and retorked to 150 foot lbs so the next time i can see how much the bolt has losend up. Could the new clutch or driver just be wearing in.when tight the vibration is gone .the hole tractor dose shake but not any moor then most i think . I was thinking a new bolt and some light duty locktight might be the cure but not fond of locktight on crank shaft end or do I have biger proplems

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Clooney

08-07-2002 12:53:41




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 Re: clutch driver vibration in reply to Howard, 08-07-2002 08:08:48  
Howard, seeing as you installed an undersized driver I wouldn't use Loc-Tite on the bolt or driver to crank. At least until it has settled in to the crank splines.
~You might want to leave the cover off of the clutch pulley & re-tighten that center bolt after each pull, hopefully after a few pulls it will stop loosening up & will stay put. If it doesn't & keeps loosening you will have to do something with the crank splines or try something like liquid metal or Loc-Tite quick metal. I haven't had good luck with any of those J.B. weld type spline repairs if the tractor is used under load for long though.....

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