clutch problems help please

[AlanPCUBS]

Hey fellas I did some searching but did not find the answer to my questions. I am working on my 2nd 49cub. It grinds going into gear so I adjusted the clutch pedal to a 1" of free travel. now it still grinds and clutch does not grab until the my foot is almost off the pedal. So I thought well I need to adjust the clutch fingers but when I got underneith the tractor and looked up in there I see no adjusting screws as described for adjusting. I know there wer two diff. clutchs used so must have the other. So my question is there a way to adjust these or am I looking at a new clutch? Once again TY for your help Alan

[AlanPCUBS]

Ok fellas its deff. the auburn clutch only three springs on the preasure plate instead of six on the rockford clutch. so can these be adjusted?
TY Alan

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

The Auburn clutch adjustmenrs are on the outer ends of the figners, somewhat under the fingers. actually easier to get to than Rockford. Unfotunately, all the Auburn clutches I ahve come across have needed replacement, the 3 springs seem to bfatigue worse than the 6 spring rockfords.

[Boss Hog]

are you idling it down before you try to ingauge the gears
David

[AlanPCUBS]

yes the tractor is idled down when i try and shift.

[Boss Hog]

maybe the bushing in crank and transmission main shaft are holding some [ if tractor has been sitting for a while] i got a 48 that was doing like that [ had been sitting] pulled it down to put in new clutch and found the shaft had galded to bushing but that it a odd thing to happen.
David