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Rob in NH
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clutch adjustment
I replaced the clutch on the 47 , adjusted the fingers and now I don't have any free play. Should I readjust the fingers or the clevis?
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Glen
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Re: clutch adjustment
Hi,
People on here have said they needed to make the pressure plate finger height about 1 1/8", on the Cubs with the internal free play adjustment.
You didn't say what height you set the fingers to.
You could try setting them to 1 1/8", or a little lower than the 1 1/4" height for the Cubs with the external free play adjustment.
Then if there is not enough pedal free play, you will need to adjust the clevis.
People on here have said they needed to make the pressure plate finger height about 1 1/8", on the Cubs with the internal free play adjustment.
You didn't say what height you set the fingers to.
You could try setting them to 1 1/8", or a little lower than the 1 1/4" height for the Cubs with the external free play adjustment.
Then if there is not enough pedal free play, you will need to adjust the clevis.
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