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Super 77 Clutch

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T Weaver

11-04-2004 14:08:04




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After tens years of inactivity I thought it was time to get Dad's old Super 77 running. A battery, new gas, and a little other tinkering has got it going. The clutch is stuck and will not disengage. Any ideas on how to break it loose. If a new clutch is needed can it be taken off the back of the motor? Thanks in advance for any suggestions




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anothertractor

11-05-2004 06:43:59




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 Re: Super 77 Clutch in reply to T Weaver, 11-04-2004 14:08:04  
I had one that was stuck at one time. My brother in law said that he would change the clutch if I would let him use it to cultivate. We loaded it on the trailer, left it in gear and left the chains a little loose. After the 25 mile trip, it had rocked enough that it popped loose. Give it a try.



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RAB

11-05-2004 13:08:50




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 Re: Super 77 Clutch in reply to anothertractor, 11-05-2004 06:43:59  
Might well have worked. Perhaps not so very tightly stuck. What I would not recommend is leaving a tractor loose on the trailer. You are possibly putting your life on the line for the measly cost of a stuck clutch? It is just not worth it. Tie your tractor down tight, so the tractor and trailer are as one - every time.
Of course, there are those who say they are not going to be involved in an accident. How do they know that?
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old

11-04-2004 16:26:40




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 Re: Super 77 Clutch in reply to T Weaver, 11-04-2004 14:08:04  
if is stuck from rust some time you can brake them loose by putting them in gear, the higher the better and starting it up and drive it around with the clutch pedel down and hit the brakes off and on. May take an hour of doing that, if you try this becareful not to lock the brakes or you could flip and don't try to start it with out being on the seat an all other people out of the way.You can also tie the pedel down and leave it that way for a few days, then drive it again. Some times the heating of the engine and then cooling of it will pop them loose.

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