. Any ideas how I can get it freed up?clutch problems
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clutch problems
by MADDOG355 » Sat Oct 25, 2003 11:10 pm
Ok my cadet had set up for a long time to start with. I have it running but the clutch won't relese . Any ideas how I can get it freed up?
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by JackF » Sun Oct 26, 2003 8:30 am
Maybe possible a clutch disc is “stuck†on the drive shaft.
Your have to gain access to the throw -out bearing area and depress the clutch and see what your problem is. A fix maybe is a little penetrating oil on the drive shaft, emery cloth the drive shaft surface or maybe a tap on the clutch disc with a soft object.
This is a link that John *.?-!.* cub owner posted on a clutch asm. http://members.aol.com/pullingtractor/clutch.htm
Hope this helps. If it doesn’t they’re many people that read this forum that will figure out your problem.
Jack Fowler
Your have to gain access to the throw -out bearing area and depress the clutch and see what your problem is. A fix maybe is a little penetrating oil on the drive shaft, emery cloth the drive shaft surface or maybe a tap on the clutch disc with a soft object.
This is a link that John *.?-!.* cub owner posted on a clutch asm. http://members.aol.com/pullingtractor/clutch.htm
Hope this helps. If it doesn’t they’re many people that read this forum that will figure out your problem.
Jack Fowler
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by Bigdog » Sun Oct 26, 2003 8:53 am
The clutch disk may be stuck to the pressure plate from setting a long time. This is not too uncommon. Sometimes they will break loose from running them. You might have to dis-assemble it to break it loose.
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by MADDOG355 » Sun Oct 26, 2003 9:05 am
I soaked the shaft with penetrating oil lastnight and will go work on it some in a little. Thanks for the link if I have to take it apart I will probly upgrade to the alum clutch disc while I have it down.
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by Jim Becker » Sun Oct 26, 2003 3:30 pm
The clutch on my 73 stuck this summer. It hadn't been all that long since I had run it, but it was stuck pretty tight. To get it loose, I finally had to unbolt the engine and slide it forward to get a little working space. After I got it pried loose, everything cleaned up OK. Since the fiber disk wasn't torn or otherwise obviously damaged, I just put it back in. It seems to be fine.
Now I try to more careful to leave it with the brakes locked (which holds the clutch disengaged).
Now I try to more careful to leave it with the brakes locked (which holds the clutch disengaged).
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