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SC clutch problems - Continued, part 3:
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Posted by skycarp on October 18, 2005 at 19:49:21 from (63.77.108.2):
Recap: I have a damaged and unusable clutch release bearing
retainer sleeve, which makes my SC clutch faulty. I am doing a
complete re-work of the SC clutch mechinism as a result. I have the parts tractor (a Farmall C) split and I see that the part I
need to repair my SC clutch, the clutch release bearing retainer
sleeve, is pressed into the cross-member inside the torque tube.
I have some choices to make here. If I want to use my original SC torque tube, I will need to remove
the C torque tube to press out the sleeve. I then will have to
remove the SC torque tube to press the good sleeve back into its
place. With that being said, wouldn’t you think it would be easier to
just leave the sleeve in the C torque tube and do a swap of the
torque tubes? Is the C torque tube replaceable with the SC torque tube? I know I will have to switch the hydraulic unit because the C
hydraulic unit is different from the SC. Is there anything else different with the C torque tube assembly
from the SC that would prevent a transparent swap? It looks the
same but I don’t know for sure. Thanks in advance for any information given here.
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