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Re: Re: WHEN THE CLUTCH FELL OFF!!!!!
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Posted by Taylor tractornut on February 02, 2001 at 13:05:06 from (216.77.76.176):
In Reply to: Re: WHEN THE CLUTCH FELL OFF!!!!! posted by Shepherd -- Woah!! on February 01, 2001 at 06:24:35:
I had some thing like that happen to me on an old D7 cable blade dozer. I was loading it on a trailer that it barley fit on i was in a medium iidle as the ramps were steep. I had an angle blade on the thing and as i got to the top and front of the trailers neck my hand clutch broke off at the pivot point well the steel tracks on a steel deck and the angled blade hittin the gooseneck made a nice side unload. It just through the whole unit over. I flattened a Bluegrass lawn tractor that was parked beside the lowboy.
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