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    Lower link adjustment to tractor width for disc mower

    Outside to outside on the 674 is 6'10", but I got the mower set up yesterday. Moved the left side lower link pin (looking from rear) out about 4 inches. It is designed to do that. Wheel just misses the cut. PTO is not significantly off center. I think that will work. Mower cuts 6'9" and throws...
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    Lower link adjustment to tractor width for disc mower

    Mower is Massey Ferguson DM 205. Tractor is International 674 (circa 1978) Thanks for advice. Will check it out again later today.
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    Lower link adjustment to tractor width for disc mower

    Got the manual, says you can only adjust for Cat 2 2.36 inches in or out by flipping the lower link pins....looks like that's not enough Mower is Massey Ferguson DM 205
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    Lower link adjustment to tractor width for disc mower

    Current setup puts wheel into hay to be cut....need to move mower away from tractor. Can you do this by adjusting stabilizers or pins in the lower link hook up for mower or both?
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    Case International 485 clutch

    Pilot bearing, throw out bearing, and pressure plate were all replaced. Flywheel was removed and machined. Clutch return spring was put on with new installation, but I do not remember one being on before. There are holes for it. Sounds like from the responses, that either the wrong clutch...
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    Case International 485 clutch

    Just had the clutch replaced for $1400. When the clutch is depressed slightly in neutral I hear a chattering noise. Looking at it from the inspection plate, it looks like the noise is coming from the throw out bearing just before it contacts the pressure plate. If you depress the clutch fast...
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    IH 1300 sickle bar mower drive pulley wobble

    Just bought this Case International 1300 sickle bar mower on ebay. Looks OK but when in operation the drive pulley has too much wobble in it for me. Shaft and bearings LOOK OK, but the rear bearing is not pressed into the housing or held by any retaining device. I'm assuming it is held in place...
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