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Clutch adjustment on H--almost out
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Posted by Jim Maine on March 19, 2004 at 08:24:46 from (24.31.142.123):
Thanks for the responses on the split--it is amazing how strong one bolt can be. Next question is about adjusting the clutch. I got this tractor from my father-in-law who had just put in a new clutch. There was almost no adjustment(6 inches of free play) left. The adjustment on the pressure plate is screwed all the way in. I have read that the linkage is the place for the adjustment anyhow. Is there more than one clutch for the H? This one is a 1948--SN 277139. There is no IH markings on the pressure plate. The disk has very little wear on it. There is a date of 8/11/1978 about the same time he put the clutch in. Thanks in advance for the advice.
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