I hope someone can assist me. I have rebuilt a massey 135 and have got to installing the cluttch plate assembly. I bolted the assembly onto the flywheel but in ignorance and haste did not realize the pto pressure plate has 3 ears that were not lined up in their slots.I managed to break the pressure plate cover. So after an expensive lesson I am nervous to do something else wrong.I am struggling with the adjustment. My dual clutch is a 9 and 11 inch type but has only 6 red springs. I notice it has place for 12 of the coil springs.
I have adjusted the pto bolts to 0.60 but the book says 0.20. I was told on older tractors its better to do this. MY biggest concern is the adjustment of the three finger bolts that press on the release bearing.I dont understand the function of the springs that wrap around the fingers as they seem to be under no tension, whatever way you press the fingers. I have adjusted the fingers evenly to each other but the underneath of the fingers where the locking bolts go through are only 10mm away from the pto rivits. Is there such a small amount of play on these clutches.? I was reading that some mechanics put 8mm washers between the flywheel and pressure plate to compensate for this but I am not sure what to do now Thanks
I have adjusted the pto bolts to 0.60 but the book says 0.20. I was told on older tractors its better to do this. MY biggest concern is the adjustment of the three finger bolts that press on the release bearing.I dont understand the function of the springs that wrap around the fingers as they seem to be under no tension, whatever way you press the fingers. I have adjusted the fingers evenly to each other but the underneath of the fingers where the locking bolts go through are only 10mm away from the pto rivits. Is there such a small amount of play on these clutches.? I was reading that some mechanics put 8mm washers between the flywheel and pressure plate to compensate for this but I am not sure what to do now Thanks