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FINDING Clutch and pressure plate assembly for 88 gas

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Tim Kalmer

04-03-2002 11:42:06




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I can't find the serial number on the tractor but I kknow its an 88. I'm pretty sure its not a Super 88. On the side of the engine it has 5 28 50 . Is that 5/28/50 as in the manufactured date? Also if it was manufactured on 5/28/50 it can't be a Super 88 correct? It also has another number on the engine 190320. There is also a K1000 on it. I looked on Korves Brothers website and I did not see a clutch and pressure plate assembly. Where can I find a clutch and pressure plate assembly? I also need 1 sleeve and 1 piston. Where can I find an individual sleeve and piston? Thank you

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oliver farmer

04-04-2002 18:06:39




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 Re: FINDING Clutch and pressure plate assembly for 88 gas in reply to Tim Kalmer, 04-03-2002 11:42:06  
Hi, first of all, you are correct. The date on the block is the date the block was cast. Most likely the tractor is a 1950. It is not a super, they started in 1954. If you look on the frame just below where the side shield would touch the frame, there should be a cast stripe that goes from the mid section of the frame up to the front and wraps around and goes back down the other side. If your tractor has this, then it is a 1950 or earlier. In 1951 they didn't have the stripe. Unless the engine has been changed, it isn't a super. Supers have a flat plate towards the front and rear of the frame, just behind the two holes for the pipe cultivators. The flat plates have four threaded holes in them. Now the K is cast on every piece for the 88's. Some pieces were used on the 77's as well, but not engines. If you want to e-mail me with your address, I will check and see if I can get a clutch and pressure plate and one piston and one sleeve this weekend. Hope this helps.

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