j.i. case 1949 SC

[MIKE R]

that dont make sense their seperate i have oil that pours out of the top oil plug so i dont quit understand what your anyhow in the bottom of the pan their was peices of betal or bearing looking things so i guess im gonna have to take it to a shop to get a new clutch in it

What doesn't make sense. They are not separate.

Quote from the Dealership Manual is as followed

"Oil from the crankcase is constantly circulating through the clutch housing and a small amount is retained in the housing when the engine stops. The clutch housing drain plug should be removed and the housing oil drained the same time the crankcase oil is changed."

 

[Birchhatchery]

ok then it had 2 inchs of oil in the bottom then it should be good to go right? the oil only goes into the clutch when the tractor runing i got you

 

[MIKE R]

ok then it had 2 inchs of oil in the bottom then it should be good to go right? the oil only goes into the clutch when the tractor runing i got you

Yes!!!

 

[Birchhatchery]

ok i figured out what was in the bottom of the pan the clutch fingers that push the clutch forwarder or engange whatever you call it the bottons on the end of the fingers o their 3 clutch fingers the round bottoms that go in the end of the fingers have a carter pin in them so my clutch is only runing on one clutch finger so do i need to take it apart to get them botton things in the end and were would i get those parts at? also when i push the clutch forward to let the belt pully run freely when motor is runing and not in gear should that sping freely when the tractor is not runing because mine dont sping when the tractor is just parked but it spins when the clutch is pulled back

 

[Birchhatchery]

and will any 6 volt seliniod work for it? and any 6 volt coil?

 

[Soundguy]

if it uses a round can type coil.. a napa ic7 is a common replacement..

can't comment onthe solenoid.. I don't have an SC.. not sure about their setup.

there are different solenoid types.. isolated base 3 and 4 post and non isolated base 3 and 4 post types as well as bypass types.

 

[Birchhatchery]

what would cause their to be cold water right around the carborator and exhaust the engine can be warm and theirs cold water that comes off right their were the 2 meet is that bad?

 

[MIKE R]

what would cause their to be cold water right around the carborator and exhaust the engine can be warm and theirs cold water that comes off right their were the 2 meet is that bad?

That would be condensation.

 

[Soundguy]

yep.. simple physics at work.... (sigh)

 

[Birchhatchery]

yep.. simple physics at work.... (sigh)

i got quated a thousand dollars to do the clutch i dont no if it worth it

 

[Birchhatchery]

were can i get a clutch adjustment tool
??

 

[MIKE R]

were can i get a clutch adjustment tool
??

Make one!

 

[Birchhatchery]

give me sum dimesions or picture of what it looks like? also anyone no if the tractor has bronze bushing instead of a pilot bearing in the clutch?

 

[Birchhatchery]

anyone on the clutch tool? and i also need to no about the pins to split the tractor how wide how hard what should i use?

 

[MIKE R]

anyone on the clutch tool? and i also need to no about the pins to split the tractor how wide how hard what should i use?

I have no info on the tool. You would have to look at the clutch set up and probably make one. As for the pins probably 1/2 inch grade 8 rod 12 inches long would work. Be sure to put cotter pins on each end so the pin can not fall out. Your serial number on your tractor will be 53xxxxx. All Case Sc tractors made after serial 5308165 have a clutch drive plate that can be removed. Before serial 5308165 the tractor will require a new flywheel and bolts to change the clutch disk.

 

[Birchhatchery]

the number on the tractor is 5326463sc ive yet to find any info on the adjustment tool the case dealer cant even come up with anythang wont do me any good to replace clutch if i cant adjust it

 

[Birchhatchery]

any ideas

 

[KYErik]

Have you removed the access cover to look at the adjustment mechanism? It has been several years ago since I have adjusted my 43 SC clutch- but I don't have a special tool and I was able to do it.

 

[jenkinsph]

I just found this thread and should caution you to make sure what you use for the hydraulic system. We had one with the Eagle Claw hitch and rear remote hydraulics and it used Type A transmission fluid

 

[Birchhatchery]

well i still have bubbles in my radiator after the new water pump a i have a small leak in the steel line but i wouldn;t think it would cause that much bubbles at idel their are no bubbles but when its reved way up she blowes bubbles likle crazy any ideas? needless to say it needs a clutch replaced and im tired of putting money into it why replace a clutch if it does have a bad head gasket