Re: Case 2090 and dry clutch

Posted by Shane on January 16, 2003 at 15:32:04 from (216.241.134.197):

In Reply to: Case 2090 and dry clutch posted by Brian on January 15, 2003 at 20:05:48:

To my knowledge these are the same as the 70 series tractors in relation to the clutches. Which by the way these tractors don't have. They use what is called an inching pedal. They are hydrualic transmissions, the only thing that should wear out would be what they call a torque ring and the flywheel itself. Have only had one do this. We use only case tractors and have logged thousands of hours on all of them, including haying and planting corn, which both use the "clutch" constantly. Only having one go bad sounds good to me. And we're talking 5000 hrs on her. This is why we use these case's is because of the inching pedal and not their use of a normal clutch. Sorry it was such a long followup. Shane

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