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Clutch adjustment H

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Johann

04-23-2006 07:34:58




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We installed a rebuilt clutch in our H. We assumed the fingers were pre-set at the rebuild shop. Now, we have extended the linkage out as far as possible, and it still does not disengage the clutch. I feel that the fingers must be backed off. I need to know the distance from the fingers to fhe face of the throw-out bearing when the clutch pedal is not5 pressed down. Can I put this measurement on a set of deviders and adjust the fingers this way, or am I all wet? Jump in with any and all advice, tips , and the easiest way to go about this. Thanks

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Michael Soldan

04-23-2006 10:22:03




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 Re: Clutch adjustment H in reply to Johann, 04-23-2006 07:34:58  
The adjustment is usually 3/16ths of an inch , but a variation is not as important as having all the forks adjusted evenly. The clutch rod should allow 1 1/8th inches of free play from the deck to where you feel the engagement of the clutch, this free play is important in proper adjustment...Mike in Exeter Ontario
PS,there were likely 3 bolts holding the clutch and pressure plate together and upon installation they need to be removed....

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Johann

04-23-2006 14:02:10




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 Re: Clutch adjustment H in reply to Michael Soldan, 04-23-2006 10:22:03  
Mike, We used 3 of the bolts that attach the cover plate to the flywheel to compress everything so putting the flywheel and coverplate assembly together would be easier. We then attatched the plate to the flywheel, removed the three compressing bolts and put them in place on the outer edge of the coverplate /flywheel. There is a bolt with a nut on each of the clutch fingers. Is this where the finger adjustment is made? If so, which way do you turn it and can I mess anything up that I haven't alr4eady done. More advice please. Thanks.

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Michael Soldan

04-23-2006 14:41:14




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 Re: Clutch adjustment H in reply to Johann, 04-23-2006 14:02:10  
Johann, the "bolt with a nut on it" that you describe is the adjustment bolt. The nut is a jam nut to keep the bolt from moving from it's setting. Loosen the nut and then turn the bolt in, you will see the fingers move as you turn them, as I said about3/16ths clearance, but make sure they are all equall...Mike in Exeter Ontario



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