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Re: 154 cub lowboy clutch
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Posted by Gene on November 26, 2004 at 22:14:40 from (208.144.172.162):
In Reply to: 154 cub lowboy clutch posted by dave1 on November 26, 2004 at 05:30:38:
The fingers are part of the pressure plate. To replace the fingers you need to split the tractor. $200- ball park figure for a rebuilt pressure plate, throw out bearing, and driven disk. The throw out bearing is a piece of carbon and needs to be replaced with the pressure plate. Have the pressure plate set up/adjusted before you install it in the tractor. The parts are still available. I recently purchased the parts from the IH dealer - Guess what they were made in India. You can get the same parts cheaper from one of the advertisers on this site. It's not a big deal to split the Cub. If you have the equipment somewhere around 3 or 4 hours to split and another 3 hours to put it back together.
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