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JD B Clutch Problem

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jeff

08-12-2000 18:34:34




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My '50 JD B pulley cannot be stopped by disengaging the clutch. Right now, I have to stop the tractor to change gears. The pad against the pully just smokes when pulling the clutch lever all the way to the rear. Tonight ran it and with the clutch lever back all the way and snapped all the way forward, the clutch engages. It does not engage between these two points. Seems strange, any ideas?




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Duke

08-17-2000 20:41:52




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 Re: JD B Clutch Problem in reply to jeff, 08-12-2000 18:34:34  
Adjust your pully brake to stop the pully when the clutch disengages. This will keep the lever from going back far enough to re-engage the clutch.



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DEAN SLAVICK

08-13-2000 13:44:08




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 Re: JD B Clutch Problem in reply to jeff, 08-12-2000 18:34:34  
sounds like the clutch collar is shot. there is a brass piece that runs in a groove that wears out in time. remove the 4 bolts that hold on the fork shaft. unhook the clutch linkage first. pull off fork housing and you will see a halfmoon shaped peice of brass. it should be about a half inch thick. should be your problem.



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DEAN SLAVICK

08-13-2000 13:43:20




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 Re: JD B Clutch Problem in reply to jeff, 08-12-2000 18:34:34  
sounds like the clutch collar is shot. there is a brass piece that runs in a groove that wears out in time. remove the 4 bolts that hold on the fork shaft. unhook the clutch linkage first. pull off fork housing and you will see a halfmoon shaped peice of brass. it should be about a half inch thick. should be your problem.



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