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12 years 4 months ago #66919
by lil cat mec
well one of my friends and i seperated the motor, it was a lot easier since i have done it once already, but anyways just looking at the clutch it looks like the man who rebuilt it may have put too many clutch plates in there... what is your thought??? and as for the throwout bearing, the man who rebuilt the clutch replaced it with a sealed bearing!
1935 CAT 22 2f4455W
CAT 951
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12 years 4 months ago #66922
by drujinin
Clutch Disk is assembled correctly, the clutch material is on each side of the steel disk to transfer power from the engine faces to the steel disk which is splined to the transmission input shaft.
As far as the sealed bearing, anytime you can replace older technology with newer less maintenance technology, do it!
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12 years 4 months ago #66929
by chriscokid
We use alot of bearings and I prefer using metal sheilded bearing over rubber sheilds because the rubber will wear out over time and also cause the bearing to heat (but not much)
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12 years 4 months ago #66939
by lil cat mec
so now i am verry confused.... the clutch seems like it is too far back for the clutch to disengage:(
1935 CAT 22 2f4455W
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12 years 4 months ago #66940
by lil cat mec
also the nut that is used to keep the throwout bearing on, what does a good one look like??? and what is the part number??? i want to see if i can get a new one so im not dealing with something i have to worry about not comming off...
and how does the clutch come off??? since its this far off i might as well inspect everything!!!
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12 years 4 months ago #66941
by bruce oz
hello lil cat mec , the throw out has squared slot in it but using a chisel or punch to undo it has cut the square edges off the one you have ,i would get it welded up round and then cut new square slots back into it ,there was a g shaped spanner thay was used to undo ,do it up.you could get the spanner cut to fit while you have the nut of the tractor ,bruce oz
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12 years 4 months ago #66965
by drujinin
If you are worried about the chewed up nut coming off, you must be missing the locking tab washer that should have been under it. Did you get a Parts book yet?
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12 years 4 months ago #66972
by lil cat mec
there was no locking tab behind the nut... i have not gotten the parts book
1935 CAT 22 2f4455W
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