Super A clutch adjustment

The pressure plate looks bright and untarnished so I am wondering if rod from the clutch pedal to the adjustment yoke and nuts is bent.

Or is it just a clutch going out?

Appreciate any words of wisdom.

Mike, the hole on the side of the bell that you've been looking through is so you can get a grease gun into the zerk on your throwout bearing. Down below that, on the bottom and a little forward, is an oval shaped hole that may have a cover over it with a threaded end sticking out held by a wingnut or regular nut. That is the forward hole I was talking about.

The hole Pete has the picture of, and the hole you want for adjusting your freeplay is on the underside of the torque tube at the very rear, and doesn't have a cover.

I bought some heavy gauge sheet metal, and was going to fabricate my own. I find mice like that hole on the two tractors I'm not running all winter. The devils have the gaul to use my seat cushions as material for the torque tube nest.

ROFL!!

A buddy of mine lives up in the northern reaches of Westchester Co., NY. It was in the country when he moved up there. I got lookin' at the little Cub he bought back then, and he's got 1/4" galvanized mesh rigged over every hole on the torque tube and final drives to keep the devil meeses out.

I don't see one listed for the clutch adjustment access hole in the parts book for either of my tractors (BN and SuperC) and I'd have to go out in the rain to measure, but I wonder if the oval cover for the front handhole might be made to fit over the hole in question here.

Thanks again, mike