Re: Cub clutch

Posted by George Willer on August 03, 2005 at 07:08:30 from (208.252.179.27):

In Reply to: Cub clutch posted by wdtom on August 02, 2005 at 18:32:11:

You can probably fix it without splitting. The other adjustment you should make first is the height of the clutch fingers. Adjust them so they are all 1 1/4" above the plate... a difficult job, but it can be done. With my big hands, I have to use a gauge made with a drywall screw projecting 1 1/4" from the side of a small stick near the end.

A lot of guys have had trouble with aftermarket TOBs, mostly, I think, because they don't come pre-lubed and guys neglect to lube them. If you use one, grease it till grease comes out the little hole opposiite the zerk and then put a thin film on the contact surface. They will work out just fine.

George Willer

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