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Gary Pritzlaff

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I use my Farmall C to plow snow and run the manure spreader once in a while. Lately the clutch seems goofy. The first 3/4 of the draw on the clutch are nothing then the last 1/4 is engaging. how do I make a adjustment so the whole pedal is engaging. Thanks
 
Maybe the free pedal needs to be set and when was the last time you greased the thro-out bearing. Has the weather been cold?
 
(quoted from post at 03:20:30 02/06/13) Maybe the free pedal needs to be set and when wa

s the last time you greased the thro-out bearing. Has the weather been cold?
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it has been very cold. I ve never greased the thro-out bearing. Ho
w dp you set.the free pedal?
 
There is a plug in the bell housing on the left side. Look in there and you will see the zerk for the thro-out bearing it also greases the sleeve that the assy slide on. Dont get carried away overgreasing give it like 5 pumps. I would do that on a warm day when the tractor is warmed up. Any good grease will work. Remember the bearing only turns when the pedal is down. You should have 1 1/2 in free play before the bearing enguages the ears on the pressure plate.
 
(quoted from post at 04:50:57 02/06/13) There is a plug in the bell housing on the left side. Look in there and you will see the zerk for the thro-out bearing it also greases the sleeve that the assy slide on. Dont get carried away overgreasing give it like 5 pumps. I would do that on a warm day when the tractor is warmed up. Any good grease will work. Remember the bearing only turns when the pedal is down. You should have 1 1/2 in free play before the bearing enguages the ears on the pressure plate.
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Thanks!!!! I will try it snd keep you posted!!!
 
Gary you mean 1 1/2 free play on the pedal not the bearing. I think though the free play is only 3/4"
 
If what you are saying is true. The first 3/4" the pedal is free which means "Free Travel" is fine. But if the clutch is only engaging the last 1/4" of pedal travel when you let it out then the clutch disc is worn thin and needs to be replaced.
 
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