Posted by jhutch on April 05, 2020 at 19:55:18 from (174.231.133.61):
I was using my ford 3000 to do loader work. Went to push in the clutch and she just keep going. Clutch feels the same as always just won�t disengage. Early in day i did accidentally let out on the clutch fast, foot slipped, but I must have used it 20 times after that no issue. Related idk maybe, any ideals? Also if it has a duel clutch can I put a single clutch in it? If I buy complete kit. As I have a backhoe on the rear and never going use pto on it. So duel isn�t worth extra to me if I don�t need. I plain to split it, but would love to have the parts to fix same day, but I don�t know what�s broken yet. But if a single disk kit will work may just buy whole kit as there cheap.
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