I've got a clutch problem - Update - Final Results

[Bill Hudson]

Today, provided my back cooperates, I'm going to disassemble the PP and compare parts/pieces. I'll keep you informed.

Thanks for the responses, much appreciated and very helpful.

Bill

[Glen]

Hi,
You said Cub has the external free play adjustment.
Below are pics from TM Tractor of the parts used with that style of adjustment, serial number 32229 and above.

http://www.tmtractor.com/tm-tractor/gcl/rod2_001.htm

http://www.tmtractor.com/tm-tractor/gcl/yoke2_001.htm

Below are pages from the Cub parts manual showing the 2 different clutch throwout bearing holders and parts. The clutch pedal lever, IH calls it, is shown that goes on the pedal inside the housing. It is number 4 in the pic. They are showing that it goes on the pedal facing like it is in the pic.

http://www.farmallcub.info/manuals/cub_ ... 007-04.jpg

http://www.farmallcub.info/manuals/cub_ ... 007-05.jpg

[Bill Hudson]

Folks,
The repaired Cub was delivered yesterday.

I wanted to post some pics of the PPs, but for now the process escapes me.

As you may recall, I used one broken PP assembly (the one on the Cub) and one I had on the shelf to make a useable one. Both were OEM (I assumed from appearances) Rockford units. After three splits, each unsuccessful in getting proper operation, I disassembled the pressure plate.

What I found was different part numbers on the part that goes against the clutch surface. There were four distinct numbers/letters in four separate locations. 1-C2223, REV2, 2, and B. The part number from the PP the Cub came with had the following numbers/letters: CL-6760 and 2 in two locations.

Fortunately, I had another used PP assembly on the shelf with the correct numbers. Buffed up the surface, installed and set the fingers at 1 1/8” and put the Cub back together. SUCCESS!!!! It worked as it should.

Bill

[staninlowerAL]

Love success stories Mr Bill. Stan