Farmall Cub

Per my earlier post, I have the trans out of my 154.

I want to replace the clutch while I have it apart. from checking the suppliers listed on the site, there seems to be 2 different clutches. Auburn and rockford. but the replacement clutch seems to be able to fit either set up. also the parts manual shows a 2 piece unit and the parts suppliers have a one piece.

can anyone shed some light on what direction to go?

Also is there an adjustment or setting for the pressure plate fingers? or do I just remove and re-install at the same placement.


Thanks again

Dave

Country:

country wrote:Per my earlier post, I have the trans out of my 154.

I want to replace the clutch while I have it apart. from checking the suppliers listed on the site, there seems to be 2 different clutches. Auburn and rockford. but the replacement clutch seems to be able to fit either set up. also the parts manual shows a 2 piece unit and the parts suppliers have a one piece.

can anyone shed some light on what direction to go?

Also is there an adjustment or setting for the pressure plate fingers? or do I just remove and re-install at the same placement.


Thanks again

Dave

Which Parts Manual are you looking in? I certainly hope it is the TC-131 Parts Catalog. The parts breakdown that you need I think would be found on TC-131 - Parts Catalog - Revision 8 - Power Train - Page 05




CUB IH LO BOY TRACTOR 154 CLUTCH PLATE 184 185
and

CUB IH LO BOY TRACTOR 154 CLUTCH PRESSURE PLATE 184 185

Rudi

that is what the clutch looks like and that is the parts manual link I was using

here is what I found, is it correct?

http://www.tmtractor.com/new/cl/521fp.htm

Dave

no, that is not the correct clutch disk for your cub, that is for the stnadard cub, not the number series.

You are looking at the offset cub / cub lo-boy clutch disc on TM's site. That is different from your 154 lo-boy clutch.

can you point me in the right direction?

Call Bermuda Ken at Carter & Gruenewald. He will have what you need.
Website is http://www.cngco.com
800 # is on the website.

Thanks

I will try them today