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Hannah's clutch and pulley.

Steve in VA

Steve in VA

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So, the shop finished replacing the missing chunk from the belt pulley. I can only imagine that it must have been dropped at some point. I believe I've figured out the clutch mechanism. It is crudely adjusted. A few other priorities have gotten in the way but, with luck, I'll get it reinstalled later today.
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(quoted from post at 15:26:58 11/05/22) They really did a great job didn't they?
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I'm not seeing a photo of the actual repaired broken pivot point of which you have previously posted a photo in it's broken state.
 
They've done a few repairs so maybe we're
talking different phases of this project.
In this final job they replaced the
missing chunk from the pulley face.
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They have also repaired the mixer and made
a wrench to remove the axle nuts.
 
Maybe we're talking about this farm fix. I left it as found since it seems to work fine and is part of her history.
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Likewise I saved this wonderful repair of the fuel pump. Someone spent time fitting and riveting these plates.
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Yes, for some reason I thought you were having the hay-wired clutch toggle pivot point repaired.

Didn't realize you would leave that ''as found''.

As to the fuel pump, SOMEWHERE I have an IH pump with a very similar repair.

Must have been common for them to break.

Perhaps they broke when they were stuck or frozen and someone cranked the engine?
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