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Re: Regular Clutch Removal
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Posted by James Williams on July 28, 2007 at 19:39:56 from (74.46.209.180):
In Reply to: Regular Clutch Removal posted by Barry Ingraham on July 28, 2007 at 19:20:01:
Barry,As far as I am concerend its the best clutch there is.My regular was stuck bad we pryed them apart and sand blasted each plate.The front plate actually acts as a brake that stops the motion of the transmission.I had mine relined and it works as a brake for the tractor.I beleive you can replace it with a new style clutch and pressure plate.These clutches were designed to out last the tractor jimmy
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