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Stiff clutch in large MFs ?

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chuck

01-26-2003 07:46:07




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I have two 100+ hp MFs a 1105 & 1135 the 1135
clutch has been getting harder to push and also
release,I dont see any grease joints? The multipower in low makes it easier to clutch
but it still much harder than it was in the past and 3 times harder than the same 1105 clutch. Could multipower or hydraulics cause this?




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chuck

01-27-2003 09:52:06




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 Re: stiff clutch in large MFs ? in reply to chuck, 01-26-2003 07:46:07  
Thanks for the replies I have located the plate
and grease fitting,we will try that next.



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Tom Dold

01-27-2003 09:12:15




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 Re: stiff clutch in large MFs ? in reply to chuck, 01-26-2003 07:46:07  
Chuck

There is a plate on the bottom of the clutch housing. There should be a grease zerk there attached to a hose that greases the clutch release collar and the throw out bearing. Under the floor mat there is a clutch pedal support that may need lubricating. There may also be debris on top of the support housing not allowing the clutch pedal to be depressed.

Tom Dold Dold Implement Co.
Howard, SD 57349
605-772-4541

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Gordon

01-26-2003 14:02:57




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 Re: stiff clutch in large MFs ? in reply to chuck, 01-26-2003 07:46:07  
Try some penetrating oil on each side of tractor I forget if there is a cover on the bottom of clutch houseing.Then you could spray inside also.The trans will always shift easier to shift in under drive,because you have a button clutch and it drags some.There slso could be something broke on the pressure plate.Dose the clutch pedal vibrate when the bearing comes in contact wiht the clutch fingers?

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