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C-101 PTO clutch change

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Reddart

PTO seems to be slipping with the mower deck this season. The lever adjustment is all the way down, so I assume that means a new clutch plate or friction plate is needed? Is there any how to on the site for this?  
 

also, can I just replace the friction disk, or is a new clutch plate needed?  Anything else I should change while I have the PTO pulley off?

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ebinmaine

@76c12091520h Brian Badman has the clutch discs.

You'll also want to clean, check, and re-lube the PTO bearings. 

While it's all detached check every pivot point in the lever system.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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squonk
42 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

@76c12091520h Brian Badman has the clutch discs.

You'll also want to clean, check, and re-lube the PTO bearings. 

While it's all detached check every pivot point in the lever system.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 :text-yeahthat: Best clutch you can get! :banana-wrench:

 

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ri702bill

If your chutch disc is worn down to the heads of the brass rivets, it's time to change it.

There was a post a while back about just replacimg the friction material part..... IMHO, that's too much like work. Easier, simpler & faster to get a new one. 

NOTE - The replacements are usually 6" in diameter - the OE may have been a tad smaller. Either fit the C series...

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squonk

Brian has both sizes. 

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wallfish

It's always a good idea to resurface the bell housing as well. The flat that makes contact with the clutch plate.

I've used a belt sandder to do since I don't have the machining tools to mill or lathe it flat. 

 

Pull the bell housing off to inspect it.

Also make sure the roll pin which holds that little bracket to the hoop is intact. If that breaks you can't adjust it enough to get the tension tight enough. 

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peter lena

@Reddart  hiding in plane site ? marvel at clutch  replacements and related issues ?  have never  replaced a worn / burned out clutch , due to my,  usage , COLLECTIVE ROTATIONAL DRAG , is the issue / problem , not the  clutch disc ,  often  refer to PROBLEM GOLD MINES ?  many years ago , broke down  every phase of that , bearing lubrication failure # 1 , belt fraying  SHOWES YOU THAT  , my decks move  easily by hand  , at  mule drive belt ?  pto lever start , enhancement  , eliminates that  spot , bearing , clean out and re lube , lucas x tra hd , green chass grease , read stress ratings , was recently mowing , marvel at  pto lever start ease , never had a bearing fail  or whine , love REPEDITIVE FAILURES ?  break it down , dissect it , what HAS TO CHANGE ? just my own experience , pete

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