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    Case 311b split

    I was able to purchase all the parts I need to get the tractor pieced back together, and I'll be trying to use the puller to get the seized parts off the splines Does anyone know where I can purchase a alignment tool? I can't seem to locate one with the .625 pilot diameter
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    Case 311b split

    Thanks for all your help Joe I really appreciate it So I went out and was able to remove the pressure plate and old clutch disc My next question would be how in the world do I get off a seized disc spline and throw out bearing without having to use heat?
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    Case 311b split

    Thank you sir! I do have the parts and shop manual, but it's all the original part numbers a link a cross referances would be greatly appreciated. I'm finding it difficult to locate parts since only 2500 of these model tractors were made. I plan on going through it well enough so I don't...
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    Case 311b split

    I agree that they are heavy and can be crooked, but where I'm at I don't have a cement slab and have to make due with what I have. It came and everything came out evenly and no falling or uneven-ness once it actually did seperate In most cases I try and make my environment as user friendly...
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    Case 311b split

    Well I ended up buying 5/8's threaded rod and some nuts and made jack screws on both sides to seperate the two halves and it worked I/8th at a time It finally came apart a couple hours later So obviously ill be in the market for the pressure plate, clutch disc, throw out...
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    Case 311b split

    Well I ended up buying 5/8's threaded rod and some nuts and made jack screws on both sides to seperate the two halves and it worked I/8th at a time It finally came apart a couple hours later So obviously ill be in the market for the pressure plate, clutch disc, throw out...
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    Case 311b split

    [/img] Thanks for the posting top, I just wasn't waiting for them to be totally uploaded This post was edited by ESFdad on 07/18/2023 at 08:10 am.
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    Case 311b split

    The two bolts not threaded in those are just clearance holes I'm splitting it because when my dad had the tractor he stopped using the foot clutch and only used the hand clutch because it seemed like the throw out bearing was seized is what I was told, so I'm trying to get the foot clutch...
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    Case 311b split

    In rereading your initial comment noted that you indicate the gap is about 3 inch, if so, you are off the splines and out of the pilot bushing. Something else is inferring with the split. Can you post a pic of the gap on the other side similar to this side and wider pics of each side of the...
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    Case 311b split

    Your correct I just haven't gotten that far yet to reach them, the teeth on the flywheel are yet to come out
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    Case 311b split

    I don't think I've even gotten to the pressure plate yet, all I can see is the back of the flywheel that faces the engine block This post was edited by ESFdad on 07/15/2023 at 10:40 am.
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    Case 311b split

    Yes sir I did remove the dust cover at the bottom
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    Case 311b not splitting

    That's what I ended up doing was through one of the plug holes on the bell housing (which was why the rodents made the nest because the plugs are missing) I sprayed as best I could and let it sit for the night, and I'll have to give her a go again. I've just been a little hesitant to pry...
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    Case 311b not splitting

    Thanks for the response, unfortunately I've only gotten it far enough apart to see the back of the flywheel, the pressure plate is still inside the housing.
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    Case 311b split

    This post was edited by ESFdad on 07/15/2023 at 07:33 am.
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