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Old 02-03-2011, 04:18 PM
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Hey cub 123! I have a 104 and I have the same kind of clutch adjustment concerns as billy . I had arm bracket pull loose and had to readjust the clutch . how do you adjust the clutch to stop the driveshaft faster . Have you ever needed to replace a release lever as a result of the mounting holes beening too worn. this is going to be part of my winter tractor job .have you ever heard of any one repairing a pin on a drive plate ? or trying to tighten pressure plate roll pin holes that are worn Thanks excuse a butt in -seems all related
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Hey cub 123! I have a 104 and I have the same kind of clutch adjustment concerns as billy . I had arm bracket pull loose and had to readjust the clutch . how do you adjust the clutch to stop the driveshaft faster . Have you ever needed to replace a release lever as a result of the mounting holes beening too worn. this is going to be part of my winter tractor job .have you ever heard of any one repairing a pin on a drive plate ? or trying to tighten pressure plate roll pin holes that are worn Thanks excuse a butt in -seems all related
Teet has already answered the clutch question for you in his post #3 of this thread. Here's a link to it. The links he posted will answer your questions about the clutch. Print out the pages that you need and take it to the shop with you.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...31&postcount=3

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