Dave S. said: (quoted from post at 22:53:14 08/04/14) Here are 2 numbers to call, they should be able to help you out.
Kirk at 402-414-1316
Vollbracht's at 402-564-5993[/quote:9413b618b0]
I have some M&W hand clutch parts, that is my former cell # number. I got a different phone and number several years ago. Send me an email and I will give you my current number. krinne@windstream.net I am hesitant to post my phone number on a public forum as I always get phone calls from scam artists and telemarketers afterwards....
[quote:9413b618b0="emb157"](quoted from post at 21:39:10 08/04/14) I do not have a lock for the nut. There are 2 nuts one to lock the other but it is broke I tried to weld it but no good. I do know the bearing has flat spots and the bearing race has a split in it. I have not gone any further, I didn't think I could get parts. But if I can I will tear it on down and maybe get some pics? If that will help me diagnose it. This tractor was my father in laws I bought it after he died in a tractor rollover on a different tractor. It has a 3 point hitch I added heavy duty one, wide front end and a high low transaxle and this hand clutch. It runs great and looks good...If it would only move. I probably wore it out digging out my pond and landscaping with the Box blade:( It is an H Oh and the nut does not have notches it is the type of nut you get a chisel and a hammer to tighten it.
I bet you are right and have worn it out, as Kevin said, the hand clutch is not meant to be used for that kind of heavy work. The M&W hand clutch is designed for operations like baling hay or running a cornpicker where you may need to stop forward motion of the tractor without interrupting power to the PTO and thus allow the baler or cornpicker to catch up. The owner's manual specifically states that is not to be used for heavy tillage work.
This post was edited by Nebraska Kirk at 13:43:16 08/06/14.
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