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JD 60 worn crank splines

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Frank

12-04-2002 13:40:33




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What can be done to repair the splines on the crankshaft, is an undersize clutch drive disc available? The clutch drive disc is in too far (about 1/8 in.) and there is a lot of play. I've read that the crank can be repaired by a machine shop, but I'd like to not have to pull the crank if I can help it. Thanks




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Shims

12-06-2002 20:38:49




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 Re: JD 60 worn crank splines in reply to Frank, 12-04-2002 13:40:33  
Farmers have been known to cut shims from their prince albert tobacco cans ans run the worn spline disks for several more crop years.



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John T

12-04-2002 19:41:12




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 Re: JD 60 worn crank splines in reply to Frank, 12-04-2002 13:40:33  
Frank, if youre a good welder and extremely patient and accurate, its possible to do some welding and filing and tighten up the worn splines without having to remove the crankshaft, but keeping concentricity is delicate and very important. If an undersized drive disk tightens down well, I suggest it instead and yes, they are available. Good luck, Ol John T Nordhoff



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Clooney

12-04-2002 15:22:27




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 Re: JD 60 worn crank splines in reply to Frank, 12-04-2002 13:40:33  
Frank, depending on the amount of wear there are undersized drivers available for the 60. If the crank is worn too bad they won't hold up under heavy use though. Try -Dengler Tractor Inc- [1-513-423-4000]



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