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Old 10-17-2019, 05:53 PM
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I think I might have to tear down tractor and fix clutch.

I can stop the tractor, and drive shaft doesn't spin while in gear.
If I shift to next gear quickly it will go right in.
If hold clutch and drop tractor into neutral drive shaft spins up and I have shut it down to get it in gear without grinding.

Rebuild time?
is it a hard job and what will it cost? I've looked a few videos on rebuilding clutch and seems not bad if you know what you are doing which I don't but I ain't skeered. lol.
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Old 10-17-2019, 06:26 PM
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Actually, I see that all three of my disc springs are on. Wonder if I removed those if it would work? It seems like they are catching and not allowing the discs to separate.
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Old 10-17-2019, 07:51 PM
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Actually, I see that all three of my disc springs are on. Wonder if I removed those if it would work? It seems like they are catching and not allowing the discs to separate.
I don't use the springs when I rebuild a clutch for the same reason you stated.
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Actually, I see that all three of my disc springs are on. Wonder if I removed those if it would work? It seems like they are catching and not allowing the discs to separate.
Hopefully the springs are on the outside of the clutch disc , which if they are, simply take them off.
If they are behind the clutch disc next to the engine, use a 1.5” thin cut off wheel and a Dremel tool, and CAREFULLY cut diagonal across the two coils of the spring, try not to cut the clutch plate pin, then pull out the cut pieces with needle nose pliers.

And yes, those disc springs need to go! They will cause the disc to not release fully, causing the clutch/drive shaft to spin even with the clutch pushed in.

Hope this helps
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