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Olivers Clutch Noise?

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Shawn Klemme

04-01-2007 12:11:42




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Maybe someone can help me out on this. I have a 1951 Oliver 88 gas, and a 1945 Oliver 60 gas.
Both tractors when you push the clutch all the way in make a banging side and shake in the pedal as if you are hitting something. Is there some kind of adjustment for this or do I have something gone bad on both tractors? The clutch is strong in both tractors, you just can't push the clutch all the way in or you will get banging and shaking of the pedal.
Any help would be great guys!
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Shawn

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MCL

04-06-2007 17:50:05




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 Re: Olivers Clutch Noise? in reply to Shawn Klemme, 04-01-2007 12:11:42  
I had a 60 that the throwout bearing arm hit the pressure plate. I put a cable clamp on the rod from the clutch pedal that hit the bellhousing and would not let you push the pedal down too far.



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rrlund

04-01-2007 14:55:27




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 Re: Olivers Clutch Noise? in reply to Shawn Klemme, 04-01-2007 12:11:42  
Not necessarily what Ken says below. When the brass pilot bushing in the center of the flywheel hub gets bad,they grind,vibrate,creep,growl,are hard to shift etc. They don't have a pilot bearing,just the bushing that the drive shaft slides in to and there is no way to lube it. Change it like you were doing a clutch job,slide the engine ahead,pull the bellhousing and clutch to get to it.



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Ken L.

04-01-2007 13:32:32




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 Re: Olivers Clutch Noise? in reply to Shawn Klemme, 04-01-2007 12:11:42  
I was standing next to my 60 the other day when my son pushed the clutch pedal all the way down and it made that sound. It's the throw out bearing arm going to far and hitting the pressure plate. You can do some adjusting, make a stop for the clutch pedal or, just don't push it down all the way. In my case, the pedal is bent just enough so it won't hit the platform and stop where it should. I'll be straightening my clutch pedal.

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