Re: Splitting CUb154

Posted by mel on January 12, 2003 at 16:32:36 from (24.26.212.171):

In Reply to: Splitting CUb154 posted by John Burrows on January 12, 2003 at 14:02:18:

I have done the clutch in my 154 and it is not that hard. Remove the bolt that tightens the drive shaft to the yoke that connects it to the flywheel on the engine. Remove the 4 bolts that connect the yoke to the flywheel and slide the yoke back on the drive shaft. Remove the assembly that moves the throw out bearing and the brakeing mechanism on the clutch assembly. Slide the drive shaft forward into the flywheel and it will come out of the clutch. Drop the rear of the shaft and slide it backwards to remove it from the tractor. You can now access the clutch assembly and replace the clutch. You will have to use the splines on the drive shaft to line up the new clutch when you go to reassemble. It is not that hard a job. Just go slow and it will come to you. I would replace the throw out bearing while you have it apart. I completely rebuilt my 1971 cub 154 five years ago and it still runs like a champ. I pays to get a parts and maintenance manual. Gopod luck

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