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Allis Chalmers HD11E Clutch
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    Posted: 24 Mar 2014 at 7:52am
hi all,

my clutch has gone on my HD11E, where can i source a new one i have looked everywhere.
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I have 2 HD11 wet cluch desassembly if I can help
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thank you, i think mine is a dry type clutch though
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how can i tell if a dry or a wet clutch ?
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HD11E serial number 8321 should be a wet clutch- reservoir under rear of oil pan, spin-on filter on rear of clutch housing.   Wet clutch came around 6400 serial number range, 1961 or so.
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yes it has the spin on filter on the clutch housing in the rear underneath.

so it must be the wet clutch.

would i just need to put new friction plates on or do i need a whole new clutch
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Before you removed the cluch make sure your oil tank is full and check if your cluch  pump and oil filter are in good condition.
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thank you

how do i check if the clutch pump is working correctly ?
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Make sure your oil tank under rear pan is full and with the motor running you could disconnet a hose from oil filter you should see if the pump have a good pression or disconnect the hose from the small pump near the fuel pump
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