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Old 05-03-2016, 10:41 PM
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Finally getting ready to drop my rebuilt motor ( K321) in my 1450 after getting it rebuilt. Putting tins, front clutch, ect on and can't remember where this washer goes, 5/8 ID, 1 1/4 OD, and 1/4 thick. I'm sure I need it somewhere but having a brain fart. Can someone help me out? Thanks Clint
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Old 05-03-2016, 10:43 PM
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Pic of tractor I'm working on, it was a basket case when I got it and slowly getting it in order. It's my only hydro lift so need to get It ready for tilling season
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Old 05-03-2016, 10:56 PM
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Looks like the washer that goes on the bolt that holds the pto clutch on the crankshaft. Don't forget the spacer that goes under it.
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not sure but does it go between the flywheel and the nut?
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not sure but does it go between the flywheel and the nut?
I'm thinking this is correct.


OP:
Now, lets be real honest here.... you posted a picture of a washer. A WASHER! There is more than one place that it could have come from. That you got any answers at all is great, and even more impressive is one of them is correct.... but you might as well put up a picture of a bolt.
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It's not for the pto clutch, have that one and spacer on all ready. It might be for the flywheel though, I'll have to run out and look but remember pulling that nut off and couldn't get flywheel off so I let engine rebuilder take it off, but maybe I screwed nut back on when I took it to him and never put washer on. I'm curious now, I better go look.........
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Bingo!! Thanks guys, that's where it goes.
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Bingo!! Thanks guys, that's where it goes.
The winner is Olds!!!

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The winner is Olds!!!

even a blind squirrel gets a nut every once in a while.
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I was thinking flywheel too.
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