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Christer

03-26-2003 12:34:20

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Clutch on my 59 dexta will not disengage properly.
It is a small mysteri , it almost disengage with the clutch pedal halfway down but with the pedal completely down it will sometimes not work at all.
If I continously drive the tractor the clutch works , but if I leave the tractor for some minutes and try to drive the clutch will not work

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Paul in OZ

03-27-2003 03:58:35

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Re: Dexta clutch in reply to Christer, 03-26-2003 12:34:20

Is there oil leaking out from the weep holes underneath her? No untoward noises? My guess is your clutches are covered in oil. Have fun replacing them or spend $1200 australian buying a complete set up from a Bareco Outlet ( they dont sell direct to the public ). Replacing the friction plates are not that hard. Get an I&T manual. Dont worry about the special service tools. Use the old throw out bearing in a press to compress the reassembled unit( complete with new friction plates ) to ensure the transmission clutch releases from the pressure plate before the PTO clutch fingers come into contact with the bearing ( use feeler guages ). Adjustment is via six bolts that are on top of the individual clutch fingers. A valve spring compression tool is the only different tool you'll need to pull the clutch apart. See my response to the previous clutch question. If I can do it just about anyone can.

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Capp

03-27-2003 19:18:27

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Re: Re: Dexta clutch in reply to Paul in OZ, 03-27-2003 03:58:35

I've never heard of a clutch costing that much. Here in USA you can buy the whole kittin ca bodle for under $500.00. Just ask Wayne he can tell you where to get one. I put a drive clutch in mine last year for $100.00. It wasn't all that hard. If you need any help just holler.
Capp

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Paul in Oz

03-30-2003 01:55:31

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Re: Re: Re: Dexta clutch in reply to Capp, 03-27-2003 19:18:27

Capp.... There's only 38 or so US cents in an Australian dollar..... ..1200 Aussie $'s doesnt sound so much now does it? The friction plates are worth around $100 Australian...thats about $38 US isnt it? Oh & the $1200 was not exchange either... it was the whole " kit and kaboodle"...

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Paul 8^(

03-31-2003 01:03:29

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Dexta clutch in reply to Paul in Oz, 03-30-2003 01:55:31

BUGGAR....couldnt have got that more wrong could I? .... Exchange rate is currently 60 US cents to the Aussie dollar. I was thinking UK pounds when I wrote the last post. I suppose that still makes a clutch for the dexta expensive here in OZ compared to in the US.

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WayneB

03-28-2003 03:55:01

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Re: Re: Re: Dexta clutch in reply to Capp, 03-27-2003 19:18:27

Yes, Cap, mine had a bent clutch arm. No regrets about replacing the entire unit. Best price I found was Gulf South, about $350 after core return, etc. The details and even pictures can be found on my Dexta website.

I have put well over 60 hard high-clutching hours on my tractor, after the clutch job, and the flawless performance is money in the bank.

I'm in the final days of bush-hoging, tree pulling and root-raking of 7 acres converted from woods overgrowth to pasture. Work about every PM till dark and weekends to meet my April-May Coastal Bermuda sprigging window.

Now would not be the time for a maintenance problem with my Dexta workhorse.

And it isn't.

Wayne

Wayne's Dexta Page

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