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Old 10-07-2017, 03:32 PM
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Default Cub 108 drive clutch sticking
Howdy, i have a cub 108 and i just got it running but when i push the clutch down the shaft is still spinning and it grinds into gear and it wont disengage unless u slam it out of gear. any help would be appreciated. please
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Old 10-07-2017, 04:38 PM
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First off, welcome. You have an IH garden tractor not a lawn tractor so you would probably get more help if you posted in that section.

Now, if the tractor has been sitting a long time the clutch plates are probably stuck to the disc. Lock the pedal down and carefully pry between the plates and the disc to separate them. Be carefull not to damage the disc or ding up the face of the plates. It usually doesn't take much to pop them loose. The clutch might be a little grabby until the plates polish up a little. Good luck.
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Old 10-07-2017, 06:27 PM
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opps my bad for posting on the wrong thread. And also thank you for the info ill go try it!
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Old 10-07-2017, 07:00 PM
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But not while it's running ! should go without saying, but you never know someones level of experience.

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But not while it's running ! should go without saying, but you never know someones level of experience.

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It never occurred to me to put that in there but you are 100% right. Never assume anything.
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opps my bad for posting on the wrong thread. And also thank you for the info ill go try it!
I moved the thread. You didn't have to start a new one. Ill delete the other one you started.
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Thank you i didnt know how to move threads or if i could even. im new to the cub life and the webpage.
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haha yeah i know not to do it while its running.
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Thank you i didnt know how to move threads or if i could even. im new to the cub life and the webpage.
You can't move them, but a moderator can.

Welcome to the OCC, and "Cub life"!
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Old 10-14-2017, 11:54 PM
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Welcome to OCC!
Depending on how bad the clutch is stuck, you could try starting the cub in a gear on flat ground. Then try driving it up a hill while pressing the clutch, it may free it. That is what I was told to do with my 100 with the same issue.
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