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Clutch replacement tools

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ShepFL - with

04-04-2003 08:16:27




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Calling all Tractor gods -
Seeking input on tools you may have used/built/bought to act as a third set of hands while working on your tractor.

I am planning to replace clutch in Oliver 550 Dsl and will be building a tool to assist. See link and provide your comments.




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VaTom

04-05-2003 16:07:35




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 Re: Clutch replacement tools in reply to ShepFL - with link, 04-04-2003 08:16:27  
Hi Shep,

Not an Oliver owner, but I used Pete's method for mine. Here's a much better tool:



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ShepFL - I hear that!!

04-07-2003 07:39:24




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 Re: Re: Clutch replacement tools in reply to VaTom, 04-05-2003 16:07:35  
LMAO!!!

Thanks for the grin! Been trying to get something like since my post on that topic however planting and life keep me away from the shop more than I like.
Have a GREAT DAY!!
ShepFL



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Jerry L az

04-05-2003 12:20:22




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 Re: Clutch replacement tools in reply to ShepFL - with link, 04-04-2003 08:16:27  
Hey shep why not try a trailer tounge jack (heavey duty) with the wheel weld or bolt a piece of angle iron to the jack drill the angle iron to match the bolts where the trans & rear end bolt togeather bolt the tounge jack on it crank down the wheel and you can split and move the rear clean out of the way hope this helps ..... Jer



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Slowpoke

04-05-2003 22:09:17




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 Re: Re: Clutch replacement tools in reply to Jerry L az, 04-05-2003 12:20:22  
I would think that a narrow and high engine section might tend to flop over, even with a wide front, with the use of a single trailer tongue jack. Maybe one jack welded or bolted to each end of a 6"x 24" channel and two right angle plates bolted to the face of the channel would be more stable. The angle plates can be drilled to match impliment holes on the tractor frame, and could be moved on the channel to accomadate different frame widths.

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