Posted by mkirsch on May 01, 2010 at 19:02:27 from (67.253.216.24):
In Reply to: cub mower slips posted by catfixer on May 01, 2010 at 18:10:17:
It's not a slip clutch. It's an overrunning clutch that lets the blades spin when you press the clutch. Without the clutch, the spinning blades would continue to push the Cub forward about 5-10 feet.
The overrunning clutch is shot. You can replace it or you can weld it solid, but be careful if you weld it because of what I said above. Make sure you pop the tractor out of gear each time you press the clutch pedal to prevent the problem.
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