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Michael Noonan Regular
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Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 7:00 pm Post subject: 1939 Case RC question |
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A friend is putting a 1939 Case RC back together. Is
there anybody out there with knowledge of the clutch
oiling system and what the threaded hole in the back
end of the crankshaft is used for? Any help would be
very much appreciated.
Thank you. |
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JHH Regular
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Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 7:56 pm Post subject: Re: 1939 Case RC question |
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| Michael Noonan wrote: | (quoted from post at 23:00:01 11/09/12) A friend is putting a 1939 Case RC back together. Is
there anybody out there with knowledge of the clutch
oiling system and what the threaded hole in the back
end of the crankshaft is used for? Any help would be
very much appreciated.
Thank you. |
I can't find it in any of the online parts catalogs, but there should be a steel dowel that fits loosely into the bore in the end of the crankshaft. Oil from the rear main seeps past the dowel through the clutch and into the bell housing. The flywheel slings the excess oil into the trough on the right side of the clutch housing where it drains back into the crankcase. Be sure that there is no plug in the hole at the front of the little trough. Had a machine shop put plug in that hole and we didn't discover it until engine had pumped all the oil into the clutch housing. |
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Michael Noonan Regular
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Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 8:08 pm Post subject: Re: 1939 Case RC question |
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John,
Thank you very much for the reply, any chance you
could email me your phone number so my friend could
talk this over with you? He had purchased his RC in
pieces and is trying to assemble it properly the
first time so that he doesn't have problems like
your machine shop did. My email; mnoonan42@gmail.com
Thanks again |
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