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Clutch kit for AC220
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    Posted: 11 hours 10 minutes ago at 2:33am
Hi there,

I am new here and looking for a bit of advice. 

Became a 220 owner last summer in England, UK after bidding on it at auction. I have been told by the previous owner it is the only one in the country. This has meant parts are having to come from the US. 

I have reconditioned the starter motor and have a ring gear on its way over from the States as they weren't always meshing and a bit chewed in places. I think it is best I do the clutch while split. 

Is there anyone here that would be able to send a rebuilt clutch over? I think I saw Rick mentioned in a thread and warnings of the chinese reproductions. There is a clutch kit on Reliable Aftermarket Parts but it costs over $900 delivered. 

Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks

Fred
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Try:   Parts ASAP    Item:   202034 clutch kit       $510 for a reman
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I suggest you pull clutch apart and assess it's condition before automatically just replacing it. It cold be just fine.
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Thanks for the replies and the link to the parts.

That had been my intention to assess when we have a look others have said while it's split may as well do the clutch. Having said that it's not like it's on any heavy draft work these days!
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At a minimum, if you are going to split it for some reason, my rules are new rear seal and sleeve, both new clutch shaft/PTO shaft seals, and a new throw out and pilot bearing.
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