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Clutch fingers worn

larthehar · 2013-08-16 22:51:53

Hi all, I have a 4255 that has the finger bolts worn thin, is it possible to replace them without splitting the tractor? I can se to be able to push in the fingers with a lever to remove the old bolts.. hoor of a job to split it for that maybe someone has an idea?

16-08-2013 10:51PM

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larthehar

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Hi all,

I have a 4255 that has the finger bolts worn thin, is it possible to replace them without splitting the tractor? I can se to be able to push in the fingers with a lever to remove the old bolts.. hoor of a job to split it for that maybe someone has an idea?

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#2 17-08-2013 07:35AM

emaherx

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You probably need a clutch at this stage anyway. I'd be inclined to split it.

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#3 17-08-2013 09:57PM

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emaherx wrote: »

You probably need a clutch at this stage anyway. I'd be inclined to split it.

Almost definitely, I would have said.

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