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D2 steering clutch

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7 years 3 months ago #173012 by neil
Replied by neil on topic D2 steering clutch
I hope you have a better time on the inner hub than I did. I couldn't move mine so resorted to cutting it off. Even with a slice right through on one side, I had to crank on the puller til it popped. Hardest one I've ever removed

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Neil

Pittsford, NY

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7 years 3 months ago #173013 by Chuck C
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Neil I had to use heat on the outer drum but it popped right off. I had the puller like the one shown in the SRB. I will try to remember to take pictures tomorrow.
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7 years 3 months ago #173071 by Chuck C
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It is all apart but the steering clutch pack. I have to make something to compress the springs
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7 years 3 months ago #173091 by drujinin
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I made this a long time ago!
Seen as you have all the parts out, you can turn the brake drum up and reassemble all the pieces inside of it to re-align the clutch plate teeth!

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7 years 3 months ago #173125 by Chuck C
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thanks Jeff
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7 years 3 months ago #173577 by Chuck C
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I started to put my D2 back together but found another problem. The bearing and pin in the bellcrank that releases the steering clutch is shot. They are no longer available from Cat. I have a few calls out there but no response yet. If any one has these parts for sale? 5b-1634 crank,4b-4496 pin and 4b5353 bearing
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7 years 3 months ago #173579 by Chuck C
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Took time to finish soybean harvest more pictures
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7 years 3 months ago #173590 by Dozerman51
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Florin Tractor in Sacramento, Ca has a 5B-1634 Crank. PH#(916)383-0317. Advanced Machinery Parts in Georgia has a 4B-5353 Bearing PH#(855)876-0804 and Industrial Parts and Equip. in Canada has one also. PH#(306)522-5332.

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7 years 3 months ago #173597 by neil
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Chuck, how many tons did you press the hub on with?

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Neil

Pittsford, NY

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7 years 3 months ago #173599 by STEPHEN
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Chuck, I'd ditch that roller bearing system. I had the same problem, what I did is turn a new pin and drilled it for grease from the top( if you ever take the cover plate off). I used a bronze bearing in the arm. My arm was so worn that I bored it to clean up, but just as easily could have used JB Weld in the grooves. The problem with the oem system is that the top of the case there gets condensation and the bearing doesn't get lubed. Haven't had any trouble

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