Posted by dave2 on March 31, 2011 at 05:07:43 from (79.240.154.213):
In Reply to: Clutch?? posted by Owen Aaland on March 30, 2011 at 23:51:11:
Just came from the local dealer and getting new rear tires. Got the tires yesterday but one was flat this morning and had to get it fixed. They had no complete kit on hand. Parts guy took me to the shop boss who said if everything is working fine now and I hear no noise that would give away a throwout bearing along with the fact that I still have almost the complete adjustment room to just replace the disc if it was thin or soaked but said that they could get hard over time and suggested replacing it anyway. Back to the parts counter and a disc was on hand for a real acceptable price. Told me to take it and either bring it back or pay for it when the tractor is finished. I's a happy camper now.....If I could just figure out how to keep from getting poop on my new tires :roll:
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