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Posted by Jeff Lannigan on March 14, 2002 at 11:14:40 from (134.121.230.132):
I posted this elsewhere, and didn't get any response; any input is much appreciated. I am new to Cub ownership, as I recently purchased a '66. The tractor had been sitting idle for the last three years since the clutch quit working. On inpsection, I discovered that the three adjusting screws and their corresponding locknuts had backed out and were hitting the throwout bearing carrier. Two questions: 1) Is this an indicator of something wrong (i.e. worn out clutch), or did someone not get the locknuts tightened down? 2) Where can I get replacement adjusting screws? Anyone know the part number? They look like a set screw, but they are harder, longer, and are fine thread. Thanks in advance, Jeff
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