Anonymous-0
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My 39 M is out of clutch. I need to verify that I can change all of the clutch parts without splitting the tractor. Is this correct? Will I need any special tools to pull this off if it is possible? Thanks
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Janicholson
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The flywheel cannot be removed ll other parts are easily done through the bottom. If the flywheel is checked or scored badly, splitting is the only option. JimN
ScottyHOMeY
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I helped a preacher do it once. The biggest challenge was trying not to swear things apart. You might bust a knuckle or two, but it can be done without splitting or any special tools.
Jim in michigan
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we always split them, getting really good at it too, did one a few years ago during hay season, from tear down to back in the feild was just over 3 hours,everything went perfect,,cant expect that every time though,,JMHO....JIm
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