Farmall H Clutch Spider Bolts

sflem849 · Sep 28, 2009

I took my clutch spider apart because it still has some play in it with the bolts TIGHT. Now that it is apart I see the bolts have wear spots in them from the clutch spider.
I thought I would just buy new ones so I called the dealer. The OWNER said they were 12 something so I said to order them. Then when I went to pick them up they were almost $35 a piece!?!
Do I have to replace these bolts? Can I fix them? Is this where the slop is coming from? Will just new rubber washers fix the problem? Keep in mind this tractor will only get about ten hours per year put on it.

Tommy D6-8U · Sep 28, 2009

I ordered some new ones from Bates Corporation. I don"t think they were very expensive.

pete 23 · Sep 28, 2009

They are expensive , I just looked them up and catalog shows them at $13.35 each from CaseIH. The holes in the spider wear about as much as the bolts also. $35.oo each for a bolt would be way out of line though. You can get by with a little play but not much and the rubbers won't hold it tight.

sflem849 · Sep 28, 2009

Just called Bates bc they are not on the website. They carry them for about $40 a piece. He has used ones for $15.

I then called a Tisco dealer and he said they can't get them.

I then called the dealer about the problem. He said the old p/n was $12, but the new sub number was $33. The problem was the guy I talked to didn't notice the sub. SO if they had old stock they would be 12, but these were from the depot so they were 33. So in the end, the dealer is the cheapest place to get them.

pete 23 · Sep 28, 2009

Sounds like when I got some two years ago I got a heck of a deal, I didn't think so at the time. Has to be a way around it, if the used ones are good that would make sense, but hard to tell over the phone.

Farmall H Clutch Spider Bolts

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