Posted by Farmallb on October 05, 2013 at 15:37:35 from (97.73.64.151):
Ive got a 50 Cub Demonstrator. It has clutch/throw out bearing problems. Ive had it apart twice. First to replace the throw out bearing. Clutch disc looked fine. I bought a new disc, but they looked so much alike that I returned it. Couldn't get the clutch to deactivate after putting it together. Took it apart again. Tried to adjust the inside rod./ Couldn't. Whoever in times back had it messed up the stuff inside. The yoke holes that go into the cross pin had been welded onto the yoke. There was no threads on the adjustment shaft. It worked for me 2 years before this with no problem much. I finally had to adjust the pedal adjustment. I tried that yesterday, both ways. No go.
I don't want to sell her, but I don't know how to fix her. HELP Please.
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