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Re: Super A...Splitting Tractor
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Posted by Bob on April 21, 2001 at 06:22:05 from (64.210.248.135):
In Reply to: Super A...Splitting Tractor posted by Tyler (MD) on April 21, 2001 at 05:09:48:
Hi Tyler, You will just have to get into it to know what is exactly wrong. I had to break my Super C down because I thought it was the throw-out bearing. I when out and bought a bearing, pilot bushing, etc. and when I got it apart found out the clutch part of the flywheel assembly was warped. I had it reground and it is doing great. It is a bit of a job but, you should be ok. If you have any questions you will receive plenty of help from this forum. Bob
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