Posted by charles todd on September 13, 2009 at 00:48:06 from (205.242.95.133):
I believe my Farmall 504 Diesel has a failed clutch or pressure plate. I am going to split it. I am thinking of buying parts (at least the obvious) upfront so when I split I'll have what I need.
I know clutch, pressure plate, pilot bearing, and throw out bearing. I already have a surfaced flywheel. Is this all I need besides gaskets? Any idea what a rough, ball park estimate is for the parts? I will be going back with a 4 pad button clutch. I think it is 4 pad... I know it is a button clutch and holds well, when it worked.
Any tips to make this quicker or easier? I will take it to my fathers shop. He has the equipment to split the tractor (stands, overhead hoist, ect). I just do not want to get into this and have alligators bite me.
Thanks,
CT
This post was edited by charles todd at 00:49:48 09/13/09.
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