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Model 71 Help Please
Need a little help please. 8 year old Grandson hit a fence post (dual wheels) and bent a rear axle. In addition clutch isn't working. I found a donor tractor to exchange trans. and rear end. Everything is ready to reinstall. Having trouble getting the clutch and driveshaft installed. Do I need to unbolt the engine and slide it forward?
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Yes, you need to remove the 4 bolts that hold the engine in place and move it forward an inch or two. Or, you can do it by splitting the tractor. Which, if you are exchanging rear ends, you will be doing.
Two of the engine bolts are above the front axle, so you need to jack up the front and let the axle pivot right and left to reach those bolts. If it's just a bent axle, you can just change out the axle. Open the rear axle cover, pull the big C clip from the end of an axle, and pull it out. Do the same on your 71, then put the donor axle in. Change fluid and rear plate gasket, refill with Hytran or similar. Replace the rear axle housing bearing and seal on that side if you think they may have been damaged, cheap enough while you have the axle out. Let's see some pics of your dually 71!
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Thank you for the quick reply SawDust
Thanks for your help. Since the clutch wasn't working I decided to swap the entire rear end and trans. While out I wanted to repair the clutch. Problem is that with the rear end and tranny out I cannot get the clutch assembly back up in there. I even removed the clutch driver. Close but no cigar. At this point he may end up with a straight pipe as muffler is really rusty and about a half inch from the grill. Appears to me unbolt the engine and maybe cut the muffler off unless you guys can straighten me out.
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I haven't actually done what you are attempting, most of my tractors are WF and QLs. (except for one 123, one 72)
Somebody else will be along to assist. I'm having trouble visualizing the problem. Replaced several drive shafts/clutches on WF and QLs though. I always moved the engine forward. Only need a couple inches. Removing the rear end provides the clearance as well, but a lot more involved.
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The grill housing unbolts but take and cut muffler off leave enough to use some penatrating oil and a pipe wrench to get it off then it should come out.
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