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Re: Bad Clutch on a WD45
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Posted by JMS/MN on August 12, 2004 at 17:16:55 from (4.143.122.167):
In Reply to: Bad Clutch on a WD45 posted by Kent H. on August 12, 2004 at 11:25:25:
Country Lad and John both bring up valid points. Your second sentence sends up a red flag. You talk about splitting the tractor to replace the clutch vs having it repaired. Neither one can be done without pulling the engine. You don't split the tractor. John's point, asking about which clutch- is especially relevant. Sounds like a true diagnosis is in order. You need to have someone who knows WD45s to look at the tractor and figure out just what is wrong. I suspect a bunch of inexperience- are you running a tractor that is not well-maintained? No operator manual and regular lube service, etc?. You may have burned out either the engine clutch or the transmission clutch.
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