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MF 35 starter drive problems

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James Butler

05-29-2006 10:27:41




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I have a 1962 MF 35 tractor with starter drive problems. I am continuing to shear- off homemade brass pins. My question: Are the clutch and the pinion gear separate parts of the bendix only connected by the shear pin? Be kind little money. James




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Les McClelland

05-29-2006 21:54:59




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 Re: MF 35 starter drive problems in reply to James Butler, 05-29-2006 10:27:41  
I am new to MF tractors. Have only owned a 35 for one year but have been very happy with it. Your question-I have not seen the actual pin you are talking about but it sounds like you have more torque in the starter motor than the pin can handle. I have never seen a brass drive pin, how about making a new one out of a drill blank? If you can't find a blank the right size, cut off and old drill (correct size-of course)that is dull but has a clean, unscared shank and fashion a new one. I make things like this all the time and have good luck. The drill blanks/bits are good steel but not too hard to work fairly easily. Hope this helps

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James Butler

05-31-2006 20:57:14




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 Re: MF 35 starter drive problems in reply to Les McClelland, 05-29-2006 21:54:59  
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Les�..Thank you very much for your thoughts on my problem as for now it looks like the pin I made is holding. I only recently bought the tractor. He said it is a 1962 model serial# SGM 233556.. I have loaded 2 pictures at Link and Link I just got a manual on CD today. According to it I do not have a external solenoid (Ford type) can any one tell me what�s going on.

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