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108 pto with brake adjustment
I have a 108 with the pto clutch that has the brake. I made the clutch gauge as described in the technical section for the type B or wide frame. The center dimension between the two legs on the tool is 21/32" and the center button on the clutch is 3/4 " the gauge will not fit over it. Is this a miss print or am I doing something stupid? I can find no other specs on the adjustment.
Any help appreciated to steer me in the right direction, Jim |
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The button doesn't go completely between the little "prongs" on the gauge, the prongs span the ends of each of the 3 "fingers" and the middle of the gauge is just over the edge of the button.
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I understand what you are saying completely but this gauge is identical to the drawing and the prongs will not straddle the ends of the fingers. I'm gonna have to modify it a little, after all the depth is what i'm measuring.The width of the slot is not critical. Don't know why this clutch is different it looks the same as all the part diagrams. That is what had me confused. I'll be back if it doesn't work out.
Thank you for the info, Jim |
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Maybe some picture will help us out?
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Will do if I can. New laptop with Chrome and everything is different.
Jim |
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IMG_0226.jpg
IMG_0227.jpg Will have to make the points a little narrower by opening out the center gap. |
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That's a weird thrust button? They are normally convex in shape. Where did you get that? Doesn't look right but I'm not familiar with the brake style Pto either
Edit: I see it now in the tech section, looks like correct button
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It came from an Case IH dealer.
I cut the gap in the gauge a little wider and the prongs a little narrower. Did not change the depths on the gauge. It now will straddle the clutch fingers and the prongs will touch the triangular springs in the center and the outside of the hub but it is 3/16 away from touching the edge of the center button. Don't know if it's adjusted right or not. I guess if it drives the deck and releases ok I've got a winner. |
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That's the one for the brake style PTO.
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what they said.
Did you get a new snap ring and wave washer?
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