Posted by Robert Bridge on January 11, 2023 at 09:51:50 from (166.198.198.115):
In Reply to: 966 farmall posted by Robert Bridge on January 07, 2023 at 03:47:00:
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I hope y all don t get tired of me asking silly questions.
I have a aftermarket cab on this old 966 Farmall tractor. It took a while to figure out how to remove the metal plate that was hiding the clutch booster. I think that plate might have been a battery plate at one time.
First silly question. I began loosening the nuts on the rear clutch linkage and the nut on the linkage went all the way back but did not release the linkage from the booster. I turned the nut closest to the plunger and it loosened by pushing the plunger into the booster. Just wanted to make sure that was correct before I continued.
Second silly question. There is a second plunger on the front side of the booster. Do I loosen those nuts or disconnect the linkage in the front. It connects to a a U shape piece that probably goes to the clutch.
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