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M Experts: Clutch inspection ports?
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Posted by A. Bohemian on March 18, 2007 at 09:14:46 from (207.170.88.80):
Please see the thread below, "Clutch Not Disengaging." The owner is getting advised to remove the starter and spray brake fluid on the clutch through the opening. While I know this is a common procedure on 8Ns and other tractors where the most frequent cause of clutch failure is leaking transmission seals, this would be the wrong thing to do on a tractor like the Farmall C where there are clutch inspection ports. If the M has a lubricated throw-out bearing like the C, he needs someone who is familiar with Ms to tell him how to check the throw-out bearing before he starts taking the starter off...
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