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MF 1100 D clutch

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John Nash

01-13-2004 08:44:42




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I inherited a MF 1100 tractor that had been rebuilt 3 years prior to my fathers death. It was used for 1 year and left in the field when he became sick then a year after his burial we pulled it out, started cleaning and working with it, got all to work perfectly except the clutch.

When you depress the clutch pedal, the pressure plate moves away from the clutch plate which also moves away from the flywheel but this does not disengage the driveline. Something is stuck somewhere and I cant get it to break loose. We have started the tractor in gear and driven it around, applied the brakes to the point of choking the engine down and cannot get the clutch to disengage the driveline. This was a new clutch with less than 100 hours on it 4 years ago. Can someone give me some advice on what I can do to get this to operating correctly.

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Harvey W. Fascher

01-20-2004 13:24:36




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 Re: MF 1100 D clutch in reply to John Nash, 01-13-2004 08:44:42  
I have a MF 1130. Last fall I put it into park and left the clutch out to fast. Something snaped just like it was in gear and park at the same time. Has anyone had this problem and what snaped. We have the tractor torn down to the rear end and have not found anything snaped or twisted off. Can anyone help.

Harvey



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Jerry B

01-16-2004 06:07:26




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 Re: MF 1100 D clutch in reply to John Nash, 01-13-2004 08:44:42  
The pilot shaft bushing/bearing in the flywheel has seized to the transmission input shaft pilot.

Try liberal doses of PB Blaster sprayed up into the bearing area. Tapping on the shaft with a hammer and drift will help break the rust loose also.

Don't worry about the oil on the clucth disc; if this doesn't work you are going to have to take the clutch out and do mechanical repairs. That is going to be fun too, because the pilot bearing is going to keep the engine and transmission held together as if welded until you can break them free.

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claret

01-17-2004 19:40:16




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 Re: Re: MF 1100 D clutch in reply to Jerry B, 01-16-2004 06:07:26  
Thanks, I think. I was really hoping that wasnt it but it is the only logical answer. Wont the oil on the clutch plate cause slippage afterward and the need to replace it?

John



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jeremie

05-22-2004 18:54:44




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 Re: Re: Re: MF 1100 D clutch in reply to claret, 01-17-2004 19:40:16  
accutly jhon the clutch in your early model tractor is organic based as opposed to asbestos base ,so the oil (pb Blaster) will be less likely to cause any type of slippage and/or permanet damage



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