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Re: farmall (a) clutch, which way does it go ?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on October 28, 2002 at 16:50:45 from (64.228.13.62):
In Reply to: farmall (a) clutch, which way does it go ? posted by Jonathan Mitrgon on October 28, 2002 at 05:26:09:
Ace is right I found out the hard way. Just about time I was ready to do actual split of tractor, 3 friends came along. As we removed the presure plate I laid the old clutch disc on blocks supporting rear of tractor, facing the way it came out. I went across shop for new clutch and presure plate. When I turned around one of my buddies had picked up clutch disc and was flipping it over and over looking at it. Tractor was bolted back up and clutch in 1.5 hours. Later that evening I split the tractor by myself to turn the clutch disc over. There are some jobs where a little patience is worth a lot.
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