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Old 10-28-2019, 10:10 PM
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The repair manual says use them as needed, I always put one on, not three though...
Yeah I would not put them on that setup.
My worn out clutch have 3 on it haha.
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So, I'll have to do it when I change the fluid next time. I just refilled it.
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My worn out clutch have 3 on it haha.
I do like that clutch/drive shaft assembly from Zach Kerber! I am actually looking at that exact same setup in the near future!

With that 6 pin clutch, you will not put the anti rattle springs on.
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I do like that clutch/drive shaft assembly from Zach Kerber! I am actually looking at that exact same setup in the near future!

With that 6 pin clutch, you will not put the anti rattle springs on.
I plan to upgrade to 6 pin. Bit for now I'm gonna use 3 pin to get me going. Even tho I'll be using 3 pin, my new clutch disc will he predrilled for 6 anyway.
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I plan to upgrade to 6 pin. Bit for now I'm gonna use 3 pin to get me going. Even tho I'll be using 3 pin, my new clutch disc will he predrilled for 6 anyway.
Get rid of those worthless anti rattle springs, I know you said your clutch is worn out, but by removing those springs will help solve the symptoms you listed in your first post.
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So, I'll have to do it when I change the fluid next time. I just refilled it.
You will have to split the tractor to get to get the plate off in order to get to that seal.

So with the ass end of the tractor out, you simply rotate it so the input shaft is pointing up and the plate is on top. No need to drain any oil.

Besides, if you are going to be doing clutch work, isn't this the better time to change a seal instead of taking it all back apart somewhere down the road?

And how often do you plan on changing rear end oil in a gear drive Cub anyway?
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You will have to split the tractor to get to get the plate off in order to get to that seal.

So with the ass end of the tractor out, you simply rotate it so the input shaft is pointing up and the plate is on top. No need to drain any oil.

Besides, if you are going to be doing clutch work, isn't this the better time to change a seal instead of taking it all back apart somewhere down the road?

And how often do you plan on changing rear end oil in a gear drive Cub anyway?
That is a good idea. I didnt think of that.
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