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    Posted: 06 Jul 2012 at 11:04am
I am looking for a clutch pressure plate and release bearing for an Allis Chalmers AD4 motor grader with a 4-71 GM diesel engine - I think the year is 1953 but not sure -anybody got any ideas?
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twin disc corp makes all kinds of pressure plate assemblies. it may be similiar to a dozer clutch. can you post a pic?
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Sorry dont have it apart yet it slips when you get a load on the machine - I was just seeing if anyone knew where to locate one

Custom cluthc told me he could rebuild what I have for 1250.00 sounds steep but may be my only route

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You ought to find an older dealer, like Sandy lake Equipment, in Western PA, It's been a while since I have bought a clutch, but that quoted price sounds mighty high!
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it may have a ring that makes it adjustable like a dozer or over the road truck. you may get away with adjusting it.
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Thanks guys it would be great if it could be adjusted but that is usually not my luck
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