CLUTCH SYSTEM
Disassembling the clutch release shaft
Two steps
must
be taken
to
permit removal
of
clutch release shaft. First step is removal
of
engine and second, removal
of
clutch housing
from transmission case. Remove
the
clutch
housing
as
follows:
If
the clutch housing
is
to
be replaced with
a new one, be sure
to
remove brake pedals,
brake cross shaft, clutch pedal and steering
gearbox from the clutch housing immediately
after removing the engine.
(I)
The engine having been removed, place a
jack under transmission case.
(2) Remove two steps, right and left.
(3) Remove clamp on the hydraulic pipe
to
the
left
of
clutch housing.
(4) Disconnect brake rods from brake cams.
(5) Check
to
be sure
that
there
is
nothing that
will interfere with removal
of
clutch hous-
ing from transmission case. Remove bolts
securing the housing to transmission case,
and remove the former from the latter
carefully.
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[NOTE]
Clutch housing can be removed with
the steering gearbox installed thereto.
This housing
is
heavy and must be
handled carefully.
(6) Remove clutch pedal rod.
(7) Pull
of
the
cotter
pin from
"A"
side, and
remove
the
clevis pin from
"B"
side.
(8) Remove release fork while drawing clutch
release shaft.
Disassembling the clutch pedal
The clutch pedal can be replaced, there being
no need to remove clutch housing, transmission
case and engine. The procedure
of
replacement
is
as
follows:
(1)
Remove two steps, right and left.
(2) Pull
off
cotter
pin from the pin connecting
brake rod
to
brake cam arm, draw
out
the
pin and remove brake rod.
(3) Remove circlip on the right-hand end
of
brake cross shaft, and remove brake pedal
on the right.
(5
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