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Re: SMTA Clutch
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Posted by Hayfarmer on October 21, 2004 at 21:27:46 from (66.243.232.213):
In Reply to: SMTA Clutch posted by FM on October 21, 2004 at 19:24:05:
A couple years ago I split my SMTA to fix the TA. I got a new clutch disc at the time and it was the 4 button type, the guys at IH said these were harder to feather than the standard disc but less apt to slip. When I put the tractor back together the clutch wouldn"t release, must have been mis adjusted pressure plate, so I put the other disc back in. This last winter I overhauled the engine and got a new pressure plate as the center that drives the PTO was nearly gone on the old one, also put in the 4 button clutch. At first it seemed really jumpy but I got used to it and it works great. Have mainly used it on PTO and not to pull a load so not sure how it would work for that. You can still engage it "lightly" when you get used to it.
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