I agree the slip clutch is a likely problem. Also I would check the bushing in the flywheel. While the shear pin is not installed, grab the top of the flywheel and try to rock it in and out. If the bushing is excessively worn, it causes pins to shear also. I see you are showing a Case 830 tractor. I am not familiar with their normal operation. Is the pto able to be feathered on or does it slam on with a jerk? The heavy flywheel will shear the bolt if pto is not engaged smoothly.
14T Baler Problems again....
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Kjohnson85
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It can be eased on thanks
Kjohnson85
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Well, I got the slip clutch off but I'm not sure how to check it to see if its the problem
Tx Jim
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Disassemble the slip clutch to investigate if any linings are stuck to pressure plates.