Clutch replacement

Posted by Bus Driver on January 27, 2003 at 17:28:22 from (65.165.152.93):

Due to time not available and no heat in my shop, I took my larger diesel tractor to a dealer for clutch replacement. The pressure plate is a heavy cast iron one with balance holes drilled at the edge. I went by to check on the job and the disassembly is complete and fortunately needs only new clutch plates- the pressure plate (which he is adjusting) and throwout bearing are fine as is. I am feeling good about the fellow working on my tractor. Before removing the pressure plate, he used an aerosol to spray (bright orange) the pressure plate and flywheel at one place to insure reassembly with the parts "timed" exactly as originally. If I do any more clutches myself, I will use the same technique.

Follow Ups:

• Re: Clutch replacement Steven@nd 18:12:27 01/27/03 (5)
  • Re: Re: Clutch replacement Bus Driver 05:54:58 01/28/03 (2)
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