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Re: Re: Re: M Farmall Clutch
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Posted by 49 Cubber! on February 12, 2004 at 18:07:23 from (206.74.216.101):
In Reply to: Re: Re: M Farmall Clutch posted by farmalljim on February 12, 2004 at 17:16:14:
Slip of the fingers.......its suppose to "fingers".When you push in the clutch the throwout bearing hits these fingers, the fingers release the pressure on the clutch disc disengaging it.It takse all three fingers to do this.IF all three were out of adjustment bad to start with,adjusting the clutch rod wouldnt do much good.you need to pull the pump,if anything else to see whats going on in there,but those fingers are adjustable.I think I have mine set about 1/4" from the throwout bearing.the pin I am refering to is on the outside edge of the finger and held on with a cotter pin.Fi this is your problem,youll spend more time pullung the pump than fixing it and adjusting it. Ihad a real close call once becuase of this same thing.I was brushhogging and saw A motorcycle laying in the feild,I tried to stop by using the clutch and brake at the same time but the tractor wouldnt slow down.TRhe front tires went up on the motorcylce anbd I just got lucky and caught it in time to swing the brushhog around to miss the motorcycle.I didnt think about it at the time,but I could have easily flipped over when the one back tire hit the motorcycle.Somewone had stolen it and dumped it in the feild.Shame too!It WAS a nice FatBoy.And I tore up the rear tire as well.
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