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    Posted: 02 Nov 2015 at 7:55pm
Anybody have a pic of a hand clutch on a wd 45 bolted together??? Mine is slipping and was told to just "bolt it together". What all is involved and what do I need? The way they talk its rather simple. Thanks for the input.
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I don't have a picture but it is rather simple just split the tractor between the rear end and the housing after draining the fluid in the housing and there will be a pto drive gear bolted to the clutch and just get another gear like what i bolted to the clutch and and grind the lip off of both and bolt them together and put the tractor back together
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I am talking along the lines of from the top cover. Said I needed a right angle drill and just drill through the clutch itself and put bolts in it??? Just wondering if that's the case?
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If ya want to do it that way, forget the drill and get the welder out!
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Or you could just use one of these and forget about bolts.


Edited by Ken(MI) - 03 Nov 2015 at 7:37am
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Where you get one of those splined shafts?.. IM gonna replace the clutch and all first of the year so I don't wanna split the tractor right now,just don't have time to before tunica.
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Kens piece is very nice and well built. CHeap enough also. Got one in the cabinet for future use
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if it was drilled and bolted int the right place could it be un bolted to go back to daily farm chores ? or would it ruin it ? my wd slips pulling on hard dirt but never seems to plowing or pulling impements   that spool looks like the best way for a dedicated puller
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Well I went to a pull today and it was on solid red claythat was like super glue!!!! I slipped bad in 4500 as the tractor just stopped at about the 250' mark....Time to do something.
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can't you just take some of the shims out an titen it up some would work a lot better
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Take top cover off and drill a 1/4 hole through all the plates with a magnet under drill bit. Place  bolt and nut through hole and go pull.   MACK
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