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Posted by Randy in Pa on January 01, 2005 at 18:46:00 from (67.140.4.82):
Hello Guys, These are "not" the springs in the pressure plate. I know what they are for. I was getting ready to start putting the 230 bell houseing back together after a pilot bearing and clutch replacement and noticed on the parts scematic that there is suposed to be 2 springs in there somewheres around the throwout bearing. There wasnt any springs when I took it apart. I just checked the tractor and there where not any ears on anything for springs to hook too! Can anybody tell me what the springs are for and if I need them? Parts list says...2 spring, return, clutch release bearing(for tractors not equiped with hydra creeper) I dont believe I have a hydra creeper. What is a hydra creeper? I am trying to upload a scan of the parts blowup. How do you upload a photo to this forum? Randy
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