Posted by perryjosh64 on August 29, 2015 at 21:55:40 from (50.96.86.67):
Folks I'm new to the forum as well as owning my own tractor as of today. Prior to buying a 1964 Ford 2000 the seller told me up front the clutched seemed to be a little "sticky" but thought it would loosen up with use as the tractor had sat up for awhile but did say I may have to replace it if it didn't. My questions are;
A) Is it difficult/complicated to replace a clutch?
B) How do I tell if mine has a "overrunning clutch"?
C) If/when I replace clutch can I put in an overrun clutch if it does not have one or could I put in a two stage clutch/live PTO?
I've driven tractors often but no very little to their detailed workings so any and all advise will be appreciated and using simple terms won't hurt my feelings.
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