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steve in Mo

11-11-2002 15:08:32

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hello, my name is steve I live in mo and just recently bought a 1952 JD 50. I cant tell how much I enjoy listening the little tractor run. And I get to here it alot since my wife kicked me out for buying it!lol any way I was wondering how hard is it to remove the stud bolts that hold the clutch assembley on ? I tried to adjust the clutch because it was sliping and the threads are screwed up and wont hold. let me know what you think.

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Clooney

11-11-2002 15:52:49

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Re: jd 50 in reply to steve in Mo, 11-11-2002 15:08:32

Steve, if the threads are better out towards the end of the stud you can use washers between the nut & adjusting disk. ~If you have to replace the adjusting bolts, that isn't a big job but the pulley will have to come off. The front fork bearing [4 bolt cover on the front of the 1st reduction cover],,clutch plates & clutch driver [mark driver to crank position before removal] will have to be removed ,then the pulley will come off. After the pulley is off just pull the retaining cotter pins in the adjusting bolts & the bolts will come right out.

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