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Posted by williamf on May 23, 2004 at 14:31:27 from (66.82.9.33):
In Reply to: Re: farmall m problems posted by Wardner on May 23, 2004 at 12:49:24:
I tried that tooth filing thing. I'd try a lot to get out of splitting the tractor. (Mine's an H) Mine wasn't jamming; it wouldn't engage at all, just grind. There were about six worn teeth at each of the two stopping points. This picture's a 'Before.' I used a Dremel, spent hours carefully reshaping teeth. Did no good at all, far as I can see. I'm still using the hand crank to turn the engine a few degrees every time I shut down, get fresh teeth in front of the starter. That'll do until I have to split the tractor for a new clutch. Might outlast me. Wm
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