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Old 09-24-2017, 11:12 PM
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I had mine out. Unrolled it, cleaned it thoroughly, rolled it back up, and it ALL went back in.

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Old 09-25-2017, 08:11 AM
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Yep looks just like mine did

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Old 09-27-2017, 09:22 AM
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Got the clutch put together this morning. Hopefully tomorrow I will get an opportunity to mount it in the tractor and give it a try. I use this arrangement with my press to load the spring.
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Old 09-28-2017, 12:34 PM
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Clutch installed. https://youtu.be/tgo5Q4kq2Q4

Something is sticking however. I have to pull the pedal back by hand. I disengaged the brake and it makes no difference so it has to do with the linkage binding somewhere. It would return on its own before installing the clutch. The return spring is installed. Brake is not doing anything either so more to play with.

I have not looked in the transmission yet, but it shifts smoothly.

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Old 09-28-2017, 02:16 PM
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A little PB blaster around the brake/clutch pedal shaft and a couple of turns on the yoke for the brake and all is work as it should
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Looking good and sounding great!
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I don't expect to get much more done this fall, but as time permits I will work on pieces that I have already taken off the tractor. I want to see the frame mobile for the winter in case I need to move it.

So I started working on the grill. I wire shelled the cast iron piece , but I used the electrolysis to clean the screen. I let it sit over night and then was able to just power wash all the old paint and rust off this morning. Hard to tell in this picture because of the reflections, but came out almost entirely devoid of paint. Those light areas are not paint.
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I don't expect to get much more done this fall, but as time permits I will work on pieces that I have already taken off the tractor. I want to see the frame mobile for the winter in case I need to move it.

So I started working on the grill. I wire shelled the cast iron piece , but I used the electrolysis to clean the screen. I let it sit over night and then was able to just power wash all the old paint and rust off this morning. Hard to tell in this picture because of the reflections, but came out almost entirely devoid of paint. Those light areas are not paint.
WOW!! The grille screen looks new!!

Awesome work!
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Finished up the grill.
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