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  1. J

    Clutch adjustment

    Ya it wasn't. The Clutch that goes against the flywheel on this teactor is the PTO clutch. The drive clutch pushes again the cent plate. Looks like I'll have a long day adjusting till I feel as though it's right lol
  2. J

    Clutch adjustment

    When I took apart to change they had it with the bigger cone on the disc facing tranny
  3. J

    Clutch adjustment

    I have like 4 inches on my peddle free travel and if I look into my site hole on bell housing 3 drive fingers are half inch from throw out and the 3 PTO fingers are a 1/4 inch away. I had all 6 adjusted 1/2 at first and it slipped bad. So I went back and did what I mentioned in top of message...
  4. J

    Clutch adjustment

    Thanks, been trying everywhere and my new clutches slip bad and dont wanna burn them out
  5. J

    Clutch adjustment

    Taskmaster Titan 435A Tractor that has dual clutches and was wondering if anyone knows how to adjust the 6 finger bolts
  6. J

    Taskmaster Titan 435A Tractor

    Need help finding 2 clutches. Ones has 14 spline and is 9 1/2 inches and 2nd one is 22 spline and 9 1/2 inches. Cant.find anything
  7. J

    International Tractor 504

    1200 pounds concrete
  8. J

    International Tractor 504

    What is circled is just a 1/4 spacer they put there for something
  9. J

    International Tractor 504

    3 /16 it looks yes 3 /16
  10. J

    International Tractor 504

    Better picture
  11. J

    International Tractor 504

    No. I haven't used it yet for logs. I only use my sawmill in summer... I just checked air in tires. One tire had 30 psi the other 9.5 and the front 35 psi
  12. J

    International Tractor 504

    I welded more chain in between the factory ones is why it looks like that. But I know nothing about tractors . Just bought for my saw mill. Thanks for the info
  13. J

    International Tractor 504

    Thanks guys. I'm learning with this. I only bought it to load logs on my sawmill. Cause it came with fork attachment..and plow... your right about tires. There solid.. front and back. Ill.work on the issues I was told here. Of course when it warms up. 17 below this morning lol
  14. J

    International Tractor 504

    Ya that side they are. The other side there on top of lugs. Left side just dug a 8 inch hole into the frozen ground. I'm going to take some 6 inch rings cut from.core pipe and weld between chains after I get them.back on lugs to stop them from going in between
  15. J

    International Tractor 504

    Thanks guys. I'll weld some rings on and let air out of tires
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