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Re: Clutch - what to buy
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Posted by gusc on February 13, 2005 at 15:35:16 from (63.97.117.31):
In Reply to: Clutch - what to buy posted by Slappy on February 13, 2005 at 04:54:07:
The pilot bearing would be the hardest to replace when the tractor is together. All the other parts could be replaced but if it were mine I would replace the clutch disc and TO bearing at minimum. Pressure plate should be replaced unless it is in very good condition. Same with flywheel resurfacing. Life sure is a lot easier with the tractor split. Most machinery doesn't allow the luxury of clutch replacement without tran or engine removal, one of the great features of Farmalls.
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