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Posted by Gee on February 06, 2000 at 11:29:19 from (216.40.161.125):
I need a second opinion from our fellow tractor folk, so here goes. I bought this 140 earlier this year. I took the clutch assembly out because I had to put a new starter ring gear. Well, the friction surface on the flywheel has some hairline cracks in the middle, by the center hole. They're pretty small. The friction surface is a little scorched (blue), but not too bad. The question is: do I have to replace it. When I drive it, the clutch releases ok, and doesn't chatter or shudder on engagement..what do you folks generally do with this kind of situation..throw the same parts back in, or get a new flywheel. Is there any way to rebuild this part..The clutch itself was in good shape, as was the pressure plate...thanks in advance.. Gee
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