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Old 12-29-2013, 08:24 PM
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Default New Clutch Arm for 122
I made a new clutch arm for my 122. Before and after pictures. Replaceable pins that contact the bearing. Heim joint to foot lever. Has anyone used aluminum clutch pressure plates(not the clutch disc)?
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Old 12-29-2013, 08:44 PM
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Beautiful work

As a machinist and fabricator for over 35 years, that looks very nice. Well done.
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That is sweet. Zach Kerber offers aluminum pressure plates, but I know you can whip up a sweeeet set. Nice work. Chris
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Nice! Too bad it will barely be visible once it's on the tractor.

I'm not sure how aluminum pressure plates would hold up. They may wear quickly and the spiral pin slot may get wallowed out in the rear plate.
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Nice! Too bad it will barely be visible once it's on the tractor.

I'm not sure how aluminum pressure plates would hold up. They may wear quickly and the spiral pin slot may get wallowed out in the rear plate.
I was thinking the same thing. Might just go with steel anyways. I looked at Zach's pressure plates, they are steel. Thanks for the input!
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Nice looking piece!
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Wow! Very nice.
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