Posted by RayHatfield on March 01, 2009 at 18:33:18 from (69.143.98.166):
Having recently rescued a '53 Super M from the greenbriars and bushes, I have been going over it in the shop. Supposedly this tractor was in use ten years ago and then parked. I have gotten it running, but the problem I am working on right now is dealing with the clutch. When the pressure plate is bolted to the flywheel, the three fingers are pulled all the way in so that the throwout bearing won't touch when the pedal is pushed in all the way. There are no means of adjustment on the fingers. I currently have the tractor split and have been searching for pictures or other information on the internet to see if indeed this is the correct disc/pressure plate for this assembly. I cannot find a parts number to identify. Any help on this would be appreciated.
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