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1950 H, 10" vs 10.5" clutch disk

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PretendFarmer

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I was browsing the parts section. I looked at how much a clutch disk was. Turns out theres a 10" disk, and a 10.5" disk. What -should- my tractor have? Ser: 348938X1A

Would either one work with the stock flywheel and pressure plate?
 

10" would be original, but since your tractor is 64 years old, it is best to disassemble and have a look before you buy new parts.
 
If you have to remove it, it is very straight-forward. Lower the belly pump, and go. You have to stick your tongue out sideways and squinch one eye, but it"s easy. I recommend not laying directly underneath, but lay sideways with your head to the left-hand side; grit doesn"t drop in your face. I also recommend being careful iwth the 4 taper-bolts that hold the spider-assembly together. They"re spendy.
 
The pump is and has been out for a while. It's a puller so the pump just collects dust in the loft.
I have heard its not that hard to replace a clutch disk by way of the belly pump cavity.
Only reason I am considering this is the clutch adjustment is pretty far out. I perfer replacing the disk versus waiting for the rivits to grind.
 
(quoted from post at 07:32:47 04/02/14) I was browsing the parts section. I looked at how much a clutch disk was. Turns out theres a 10" disk, and a 10.5" disk. What -should- my tractor have? Ser: 348938X1A

Would either one work with the stock flywheel and pressure plate?
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No, either one will not work with the same flywheel and pressure plate, each one has a unique set of parts.

The biggest difference from a service point of view is the 10" can be changed out through the bottom opening, but the 10.5" requires splitting the tractor as the larger pressure plate will not fit through the bottom opening, and also will not move far enough out of the way to simply swap the disc.
 
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