clutch slipping-help - help

[jack4445]

some one said if you can get oil on clutch
when it is runing it will expand it so it woun't
slip, is this true anyone know. and if it works how can one get the oil on it.
my 1650 D is slipping.
Jack

 

[Anonymous-0]

Copme on here, oil leaking on a clutch will make it slip. Also early and late 1650 tractors use two different clutches plus there was a kit to convert the early to the late clutch. A 1650 clutch is not bad to do.

 

[Cas]

Every time I had a clutch slipping with oil
on it I had to replace it. Could someone tell me
what I have been doing wrong?

 

[Geoff in KS]

John,
What's the difference between early and late?

My uncle's 1650 had a heavy duty button clutch in it. He uses it to feed cattle with and other odd jobs that require the clutch to be used a lot. The button clutch had ate a groove the size of the buttons into the flywheel. About 8-9 years ago we replaced it with and older style (looks like the same material as an 88 uses) and have not had any more issues.

 

[Bruce Reimer]

I don't know about the expanding part but I do know that oil on a clutch will make it slip. You will have a seal that wants changing in the engine or in the transmission. Could be in the input end or the PTO shaft.
Bruce