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AL165

03-20-2005 11:07:27

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OK, I'm not a big mechanic however i know when something don't look right. Today i was under my 165 just looking around when i noticed what appeared to be a plate missing on the bottom front of the transmission housing, and i believe what i am seeing when i look inside IS THE CLUTCH!!!. I'm hoping some master mechanic will tell me that all 165's have a big hole in the bottom on the transmission...but i doubt it.

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shingi

04-06-2005 19:12:29

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Re: Big Problems?? in reply to AL165, 03-20-2005 11:07:27

i got a mf 399 and big problems in deed.
this tractor has two setting 540/1000
i need to figure out why the pto does not disengage while the engine is on. but the setiings has a hard time engagging with the tractor on.(it grinds)
any ideas????? why.

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DavidP,South Wales

03-21-2005 12:11:39

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Re: Big Problems?? in reply to AL165, 03-20-2005 11:07:27

Hi Al165
For once the problem is only minor and the solution easy. It is essential to have a plate under the clutch access point to keep out water and debris etc. Plates from MF35 upwards will fit or make your own if you can. They are normally 1/8" thick and
are exact shape of the casting face. You don't need 4 holes 2 diagonal ones will do.
Ben is right about 5/8" UNC but 1" to 1 1/4" bolts will be quite satisfactory. 2" might well bottom.

Cheers
David P

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ben uk

03-20-2005 12:22:47

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Re: Big Problems?? in reply to AL165, 03-20-2005 11:07:27

Its ok...its meant to be there....should have a plate over it though.

You have to go up though there to adjust the PTO clutch...

Should have 4 bolt holes in a rectangular pattern there - get a plate/make a plate and bolt it up there. Dont want water going in there if you drive through a flood or something!

The bolts are 5/8 UNC and about 2 and a hlaf inches long.

Ben

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AL165

03-21-2005 16:29:31

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Re: Big Problems?? in reply to ben uk, 03-20-2005 12:22:47

Thanks,

I checked today to see if one could be ordered and the guy told me no. I guess i will have to find a junk one somewhere or try and make one.

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DavidP,South Wales

03-22-2005 12:54:13

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Re: Big Problems?? in reply to AL165, 03-21-2005 16:29:31

Hi,
Have you tried these numbers:-
4 Hole plate 180 482M1
2 Hole plate 964 167M1
Bolt 353 901X1 0r 354 441X1

Cheers
DavidP

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AL165

03-22-2005 13:52:39

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Re: Big Problems?? in reply to DavidP,South Wales, 03-22-2005 12:54:13

Thanks, I will try these

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AL165

03-22-2005 13:52:26

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Re: Big Problems?? in reply to DavidP,South Wales, 03-22-2005 12:54:13

Thanks, I will try these

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