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Posted by boochie on April 12, 2007 at 08:44:32 from (64.136.27.229):
REPLACED CLUTCH PRESSURE RELASE BEARING IN A SUPER C WENT TOGETHER FINE U CAN PRESS PEDAL AND FEEL IT RELEASE PLACE THE TRACTOR IN GEAR AND TURN WITH HAND CRANCK TIRES MOVE DEPRESS PETAL AND TIRES DO NOT MOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I START THE ENGINE AND PRESS CLUCTH U CAN STILL FEEL IT RELEASE BUT U CAN NOT GET IT IN GEAR BECAUSE OF SCRAPPING!!!!!!!1 DO I NEED TO ADJUST BOLTS IN PRESSURE PLATE OR DID IT COME ADJUSTED AND I HAVE ANOTHER PROBLEM? HAVE ADJUSTED CLUTCH ROD ALL THE WAY OUT AND I AM ALMOST SURE WITH EVERYTHING NEW IT SHOULDN'T BE THAT WAY AS IT ALLOWS FOR NO ADJUSTMENT IN THE FUTURE ---------I WOULD APPRECIATE ALL YOU HELP. BOOCHIE IN N.C.
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