Posted by tedregentin on May 30, 2014 at 11:59:43 from (216.110.201.79):
I have a 62 lowboy with a loader and one point hitch. It is the handiest tractor and I use it every day. My problem is that I can't keep a clutch in it. I've installed three clutches in less than a year. I've gotten rather quick at it. The issue with all the clutches is the pressure plate. The first pressure plate broke where the pivot pin for the finger goes through. The next two have broken one of the fingers. I have also tried using one of the throw out bearings that has a bearing instead of graphite. I do not abuse the clutch. The first pressure plate broke with less than an hour of running time. Does anyone have any ideas? I have to sell the tractor, but I can't keep putting clutches in this thing. Thanks for any help, Ted
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