Kama ts354c clutch problem

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    • May 1, 2014 at 5:33 am #36930
      Affordable
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        Artrac tractor in Arkansas has Kama parts in stock.It you are mechanical and have equipment and a place to split the tractor in half you can do it

         

        Tommy

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      • May 2, 2014 at 12:26 pm #36933
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          Split tractor,removed clutch,discs looked good and not wet.Doesn't appear that

          their was enough pressure on drive disc.Iam going to replace discs as long as I have it apart.Every thing else looks good in clutch assembly its a 6 finger clutch.any advice on reassembling clutch would help.

        • May 2, 2014 at 1:48 pm #36934
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            I'm wondering if you didn't have a roll pin break in your linkage, that would do what you are describing.hmmm

          • May 8, 2014 at 10:15 pm #36941
            waltfraz
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              ordered 2 clutch discs don,t see any broken linkage or parts.anyone have idea on line up tool when installing?

            • May 9, 2014 at 1:17 pm #36942
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                We have clutch alignment  tools for the Jinma and Foton, but I do not think the splines are the same as the Kamas

                 

                Tommy

                Affordable Tractor Sales

                “Your Jinma Parts Superstore”

                http://www.affordabletractorsalesco.com

              • May 9, 2014 at 8:16 pm #36943
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                  If you or someone you know has a wood lathe you can whip one up pretty quick. I've been known to make one out of a ratchet handle (Snap-on's work the best) and masking or duct tape. (3/8 Snap on ratchet handles have a tapered end that fits in pilot bearings surprisingly well)

                • May 10, 2014 at 7:22 am #36944
                  dogdoc
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                    Back in the 70's I had someone turn down a piece of steel rod to make one for my Triumph TR4 clutch job.  Still have it today, it is a beast of a center punch!

                  • May 10, 2014 at 3:35 pm #36945
                    RichWaugh
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                      I had to split my tractor a couple months before Tommy came out with his clutch alignment tools, so I turned my own.  No problem, as I have both wood and metal lathes in my shop.  I made mine of metal and didn't bother with cutting the splines, just hit the correct diameters and shoulder locations.  It works like a champ and the thing went together in minutes, working by myself. 

                      If Tommy had had his available, I would have bought one, though.  It took me a good couple hours shop time to mike and turn mine and that's too much time for what Tommy charges for his.  I just had no choice at the time.

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