Throw out fir cub

[mushman]

have a 55 Farmall cub, I have replaced the throw-out in it 4 times now and am lucky to get a year out of it. Prior to installing it, I have soaked it in oil for up to a week, I also hired it done by an IH dealer and again by a tractor mechanic. I have replaced all the linkage and fork as well as the pressure plate and clutch. but results are the same. I am thinking that the aftermarket parts are just no good and thinking I will replace it one more time and sell it. I really do not want to as it has sentimental value, and I like how it runs. Hoping to find a better quality part.

 

[grandpa Love]

have a 55 Farmall cub, I have replaced the throw-out in it 4 times now and am lucky to get a year out of it. Prior to installing it, I have soaked it in oil for up to a week, I also hired it done by an IH dealer and again by a tractor mechanic. I have replaced all the linkage and fork as well as the pressure plate and clutch. but results are the same. I am thinking that the aftermarket parts are just no good and thinking I will replace it one more time and sell it. I really do not want to as it has sentimental value, and I like how it runs. Hoping to find a better quality part.

See my answer in tractor talk.......

 

[560Dennis]

Here is a good video with reference to fixing your cub clutch issues.

 

[grandpa Love]

Here is a good video with reference to fixing your cub clutch issues.

One day I'm gonna meet Rachel and ask her how come she never gets greasy ........

 

[J.Wondergem]

One day I'm gonna meet Rachel and ask her how come she never gets greasy ........

Is she supposed to?

 

[grandpa Love]

Is she supposed to?

Every time we work in the shop we get greasy

 

[Ray,IN]

Every time we work in the shop we get greasy

That's her secret, her helpers get greasy, she does the "glamor" part. I spotted a real hazard in her video. Using a torque-wrench while having her hair down; that could get painful quickly.