Clutch chatter is usually caused by either a bad throw-out bearing or uneven pressure plate fingers. Oil on the clutch usuaaly causes slippage. It would take a very bad leaking engine rear seal to get oil on the clutch. The pressure plate and disk are acually encased in the flywheel. I know, we have ours apart as I speak. I agree with the previous post about the graphite throw-out bearing. Ours disintegrated on us. The problem you will have is locating a carrier for the bearing. Case/IH dealers don't have original equipment carriers. Need to get an after market one. My local Case/IH dealer was able to get me one. While you have the tractor apart I would strongly recommend checking the finger adjustment on the pressure plate. Also check the condition of the disk. Or just replace both of them. And, of course, replace the leaking seals.
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