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Re: IH 404 Clutch rebuild
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Posted by rcwilbur on May 01, 2004 at 17:30:13 from (209.247.222.98):
In Reply to: IH 404 Clutch rebuild posted by City boy with a tractor. on April 30, 2004 at 11:54:52:
You can do it if you have mechanical ability and patience. I just finished doing the clutch on my 504. The hardest part is splitting the tractor and then getting it back together. Mine has a wide front end and it is easier to keep the front half from tipping over. I used bottle jacks on the front half and then moved the back half away with a floor jack. When putting it back together, we found the front end easier to move to the back half and did it that way. I started the project because local dealerships wanted more than $1000 in labor to do just the clutch. I did more--I changed the crank seal, clutch, pressure plate, resurfaced the flywheel, changed the bearings and replaced the brake pads for about $450 in parts, plus my time. I had never done anything like this and managed to get it all back together.
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