Posted by dan harjes on March 01, 2009 at 07:50:33 from (75.253.114.190):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall H clutch posted by ScottyHOMEy on February 27, 2009 at 19:13:17:
In that I'm a rookie at all this, I took your info and instead of laying a 6" of snow I thought I'd first look at the part as it should be in my "TC-27E PARTS CATALOG. So, as I look under electrical...ok, joking...I see 3 clutch coices. "Auburn, Rockford (older) and Rockford newer ser. Numbers. Then, In looking at the breakdown of the clutch connections, I see what you explained as and inner rod they call clutch release shaft that slides into the clutch fork. I see that it has two friction type holders for this. Could it be that the fork spun and is out of adjustment inside or with the travel I have, is it still most likely something in the clutch itself?
I'll look at my ser # to see what clutch I'm supposed to have in there. I looked once to find it's a 1943 modle though. Thanks, Dan
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