IH 484 clutch shaft wear question

[DLTTrekkers]

Clutch alining tool.
Remember that your flywheel is a step flywheel and must be mashined to a depth of 36.6mm

 

[southms]

Clutch alining tool.
Remember that your flywheel is a step flywheel and must be mashined to a depth of 36.6mm

Thank you for that drawing and image of the tool. I should be able to have that made. :drink:

 

[DLTTrekkers]

Did you get your releasebearing out ?
And your worn splined shaft ?

 

[DLTTrekkers]

I realy love it when people disapear when their tractor is ok again ?

 

[DLTTrekkers]

Did all this info help you ?

 

[southms]

Did all this info help you ?

DLTTrakkers,

Thank you for your help. I managed to take the pto shaft out. Replaced the bearing in it, replaced woreout shaft itself, re-assembled the tractor but now it looks like I will have to take it back apart. The pedal is still to the floor. It was dumb of me not to check the finger height on the pressure plate. I suspect that they are either wore out beyond the limit. The clutch components are brand new except pressure plate. I will get the new pressure plate and break down tractor again within next two weeks. Your suggestion did help me tremendously and for that I thank you.

Cheers!

 

[DLTTrekkers]

DLTTrakkers,

Thank you for your help. I managed to take the pto shaft out. Replaced the bearing in it, replaced woreout shaft itself, re-assembled the tractor but now it looks like I will have to take it back apart. The pedal is still to the floor. It was dumb of me not to check the finger height on the pressure plate. I suspect that they are either wore out beyond the limit. The clutch components are brand new except pressure plate. I will get the new pressure plate and break down tractor again within next two weeks. Your suggestion did help me tremendously and for that I thank you.

Cheers!

You did adjust the pedalfreetravel on the outsidelink ?

 

[southms]

Yes, Adjustment is way out and still pedal travels all the way to the floor. Right before pedal hits the floor I feel throw-out bearing making contact with fingers on pressure plate.
Just now thinking about it again, before my initial clutch freeze/break the pedal height was fine. What had happened is I got on the tractor , pushed the clutch pedal all the way in to the floor and it stayed there.
For some reason , if memory serves me right, I think the pedal was as it was suppose to be so maybe pressure plate is not wore out. The shaft did not shear the roll pins, the pedal did not bend, the pedal did not break off the shaft so if clutch pressure plate worked before it should work now as well, right? Then why do I still have this issue?
I am confused now.

 

[DLTTrekkers]

Yes, Adjustment is way out and still pedal travels all the way to the floor. Right before pedal hits the floor I feel throw-out bearing making contact with fingers on pressure plate.

Then remove releaseshaft and investigate the weld-on arm . Mybe it starts to crack or bizzy braking off ?

 

[southms]

I did check the arm for that very problem. It's welded solidly on to the shaft. I also made sure the fork is not bent and it is straight without any signs of bending.