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HD-5 CLUTCHES

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JLT

03-18-2007 17:35:04

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I HAVE A HD-5 THAT WILL GO FORWARD AND REVERSE,BUT WILL NOT TURN.
I BELIEVE THAT THE STEERING CLUTCHES ARE FROZE,CAN THEY BE FREED UP OR DO THEY HAVE TO BE REPLACED?
THANKS JEFF

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Bob/MS

03-20-2007 12:14:15

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Re: HD-5 CLUTCHES in reply to JLT, 03-18-2007 17:35:04

I was able to free my steering clutches up by pouring some marvels mystry oil on them and letting them soak for a few days. I have heard diesel will work. if the oil works you will need to clean it off as not to cause slipage when working.

I found some clutch parts for my H3 at SteeringClutch.com, reasonable prices.

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Texas Hay Man

03-20-2007 13:05:02

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Re: HD-5 CLUTCHES in reply to Bob/MS, 03-20-2007 12:14:15

Thanks for the info Bob,you guys have been a great help..the dozer has been setting for 6 months through our rainy winter, . so that may be it..it was surprising to me that neither one of the clutches would work at all..

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Thomas R. Spivak

03-20-2007 06:23:16

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Re: HD-5 CLUTCHES in reply to JLT, 03-18-2007 17:35:04

Brake bands may need to be adjusted, check them first.

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hector gemme

03-20-2007 03:45:15

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Re: HD-5 CLUTCHES in reply to JLT, 03-18-2007 17:35:04

if the stering are froze there yuo have to pull them out and am still have some if I can help you.

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03-19-2007 03:08:24

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Re: HD-5 CLUTCHES in reply to JLT, 03-18-2007 17:35:04

Only way to know is tear it down and check them . I feel it is to much work to do twice so i replace but sometimes you can get away with cleaning. If you need parts i may be able to help i have new fiber&steels email me for my link

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