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Posted by JayWalt on January 28, 2007 at 14:34:29 from (70.226.20.153):
Now that my tractor is fixed, I'm in a better position to do some research on the inevitable time that I need to rebuild my clutch. I looked on caseih's site, and from the looks of it the pads the pressure plate contact they are riveted on? I'm confused, as I figured this would be an entire assembly one could purchase.
Besides that, I could not find ANY site that sells any parts for the rockford clutch for my tractor. If anyone knows some sites, that would be great. I found a pressure plate on ebay decently priced, but I dont think I'll need that. I'm assuming the pressure plate doesnt need to be changed unless its grooved kinda like a brake rotor gets grooved. My pads are worn almost to the backing plate. It would be awesome if I didnt have to split the tractor to change them, but I doubt that is possible, its almost got to be a one piece assembly. I'm not requiring any info, just kinda scoping out what troubles I'll encounter if I ever have to fix it. Thanks
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