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212 grader clutch

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4 years 5 months ago #218298 by Jason 10/D4
Anyone know where one could find a clutch for a 212 grader? Thanks in advance Jason

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4 years 5 months ago #218318 by Jeff M.
Replied by Jeff M. on topic 212 grader clutch
what parts do you need and what serial number

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4 years 5 months ago #218386 by Jason 10/D4
Replied by Jason 10/D4 on topic Clutch
It’s for a friend he needs a new fiber disk for the most part not sure on the sn I’ll find out though thanks

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4 years 5 months ago #218400 by Jeff M.
Replied by Jeff M. on topic 212 grader clutch
I have a used disc I had one just relined it cost 66 dollars plus shipping I put a throw out bearing in it also and built up the clutch fingers. I have a new bearing for the later 212
but not for the earlier ones

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4 years 5 months ago #218443 by Jason 10/D4
Replied by Jason 10/D4 on topic 212
Thanks for the reply he got his local cat dealer to do it I’m sure that won’t be cheap it is a 9t400 sn range

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4 years 5 months ago #218486 by edb
Replied by edb on topic 212 Grader Clutch Disc
Hi Jeff M,
any chance you could enlighten us on the details of your clutch re-line--PLEASE.

One thought I has was to use Velvet Touch pads to reline said disc. They obviously would not have the full lining area of the original sintered bronze faced unit, but for a hobby machine would no doubt last a long time if not abused overly.

From memory of seeing some on highway truck clutches i believe they use only 4 or so pads per side of their multi disc units--no doubt with massive spring clamping forces--I stand to be corrected.
Thanks.
Eddie B.

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4 years 5 months ago #218538 by Jeff M.
Replied by Jeff M. on topic 212 grader clutch
I took it to a local clutch and brake shop and they relined it. Lincoln clutch and brake in Lincoln Nebraska

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4 years 5 months ago #218541 by edb
Replied by edb on topic Thank You
Hi Jeff,
MMmm, OK then, not much help as you do not know what linings they used--down here these clutches are gold, and no one we have approached has any idea how to or what to reline them with- -I am talking the sintered bronze type facing.
Cheers,
Eddie B.

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4 years 5 months ago #218556 by neil
Replied by neil on topic 212 grader clutch
I want to say the new disk I put in my 5U from General Gear was a pair of pieces of sintered bronze glued to a fiber disk. The facings were definitely a different material to the fiber disk sandwiched in the middle. I would guess Eddie if you could get hold of some wafers of sintered bronze, you could get the local clutch shop to glue them using the same glue they use for brake shoes now. If the fiber material is also available, a few moments on the CNC water jet would get that shape cut out too.

Cheers,
Neil

Pittsford, NY

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4 years 5 months ago #218574 by edb
Replied by edb on topic Clutch Lining
Hi Team,
we were lucky to have a spare engine that came with the grader as its engine had blown up--so we used the spare but it was well worn also--should be OK for a display unit.
Velvet Touch pads were suggested sometime back by others on here.
Thanks for interest and suggestions Neil.
Cheers,
Eddie B.
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