Posted by mkirsch on March 31, 2010 at 06:17:04 from (64.80.108.55):
In Reply to: Farmall H help posted by Jim in OK on March 31, 2010 at 05:57:09:
Putting a Super H back half on an H front half is not a "normal" thing to do so odds are there won't be any well-known tricks or gotchas.
"Going through clutches..." We need more information. How are the clutches failing? Without that information there is no way to even guess at what the problem is.
Clutches could fail quickly due to a bad flywheel surface.
Clutches could fail quickly due to incorrect adjustment.
Clutches could fail quickly due to abuse.
Clutches could fail quickly due to poor installation practices, not replacing parts that need replacing.
There are several reasons that have nothing to do with the "mismatched" tractor components that could explain why the clutches failed.
Before you go down the "wrong shaft" theory, make sure. Unbolt the coupler from underneath and see what that shaft is doing.
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