Re: Super H Clutch Question

Posted by MattofVinings on December 30, 2006 at 05:24:20 from (24.181.31.151):

In Reply to: Super H Clutch Question posted by City-Boy McCoy on December 30, 2006 at 04:37:06:

I'm sure Houdini tricks are possible, but I recall a cramped and very dirty space on the 49 H I once had (this did not have the liftall hyd pump).

My thinking is you'll do much better quality work that will last if you split the tractor and can work on the parts "out in the open". Working in a cramped space sometimes results in substandard work just because you can't reach it!

I split and reassembled my tractor with nothing more than an engine hoist and some wooden frames I built up of scrap sheet-steel pallet timbers (heavy 3x5 hardwood timbers), triangulated with 3/4" plywood, and assembled with gorilla glue and deck screws. It took awhile, but were I going to tinker with such an integral piece as the clutch, I'd not want to go back anytime soon and redo it...

My .02. Happy New Year!

Replies:

• Re: Super H Clutch Question MN Scott 07:20:36 12/30/06 (1)
  • Re: Super H Clutch Question RustyFarmall 07:35:36 12/30/06 (0)

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