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08-08-2009, 11:52 PM
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Clutch Problems on the OL'Girl
Hey guys!!! How's everyone doing tonight????
Well as you all know the Clutch Release Collar on the OL' Girl decided to lock up on me. I tore down the clutch and took some pics of the broken pieces that I found once I had the clutch disassembled. As of right now I still don't know what exactly happened. Like I stated in my other post, I always kept plenty of grease inside the Release Collar. But I guess it's just one of those things I guess.lol I'm getting ready to start ordering parts for the OL' Girl and should have her running within a few weeks,so we can get those plowing vids done.But anyway here are the pics. Maybe you guys can figure out what went wrong. Have a great night everyone!!!  Thrust Bearing  Burnt Out Teaser Spring  Long Clutch Spring  Clutch Shaft Bushing with a deep cut.  Back of Clutch Shaft Bushing. You can see where the Clutch Spring was really rubbing the heck out of it.  Burnt up Clutch Release Collar. That Red color that you see is grease that was burnt off.  Thrust Washer #1 in not so good shape.  Thrust Washer #2 in a very bad shape. If you notice, this washer has more of a bowl shape than flat like Washer #1.  Drive shaft is not looking to good.  Drive Shaft washer pushed up against the small roll pin. 
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