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Clutch Rememoval - Stage I Super H

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Tom

08-05-2003 02:57:42

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Can the clutch disc be removed and replaced by first removing the belly hydraulic pump on a Super H? Or is it necessary to split the tractor to accomplish this? Tom

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CNKS

08-05-2003 18:58:02

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Re: Clutch Rememoval - Stage I Super H in reply to Tom, 08-05-2003 02:57:42

I've had mine out through the bottom. But, when I looked at the flywheel, I decided to split it anyway. The Super H clutch (at least the Rockford) does not have the bolts that you remove and reinstall to compress the pressure plate before removal. Just remove the bolts holding it to the flywheel and it will come out.

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Tim Kincaid

08-05-2003 03:32:26

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Re: Clutch Rememoval - Stage I Super H in reply to Tom, 08-05-2003 02:57:42

I know on a H you can by loosening up the whole assembly along with removing the bolts that couple the clutch shaft to the transmission coupling . But I think that the Super H clutch is 1 inch bigger in diameter and I'm not sure if the pressure plate will come down out of there? But you should be able to get it loose enough to slip the disc out for a quick fix as long as your pilot bearing and throwout are in good shape. That would be your decision. What do ya say fellas?

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Dr.EVIL

08-05-2003 07:28:45

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Re: Re: Clutch Rememoval - Stage I Super H in reply to Tim Kincaid, 08-05-2003 03:32:26

H = 10" clutch; Super H = 10-1/2" clutch; M = 11" clutch except the later '51 M's which were 12" clutch; Super M = 12" clutch. As long as You aren't resurfacing the flywheel, I think You can get the pressure plate & clutch disc out the bottom.

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Jim

08-05-2003 16:38:48

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Re: Re: Re: Clutch Rememoval - Stage I Super H in reply to Dr.EVIL, 08-05-2003 07:28:45

Pressure plate will not come out on a late M or Super M. Not sure on the super H.

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