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WD45 Clutch

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    Posted: 5 hours 26 minutes ago at 11:12am
was out looking for a replacement clutch, I am rebuilding one of my 3 WD45 engines and was thinking while in there, as I do on automotive applications, replace the clutch.  Great idea until I seen the cost of them from Steiner, DJ's, etc....anyone know of other options?  I am not set on replacing the clutch, but more of prevention.  the engine in the tractor has a worn out main clutch, the two other engines I have I got out of the machines so unknown condition but Ill inspect all 3 and use the best one if I cant find a more reasonable alternative.  $400-500 for a clutch kit seems very steep, but maybe thats the going rate.

Also, eventually I will have 2 WD45 gas engines for sale, Ill post them when the time is right.
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I think that is going rate now.  25% tariffs on most all auto-parts importing. Not sure where those clutch kits are made exactly?  I work in the auto parts industry (mainly collision parts), and every part we bring in is subject to 25% tariff upon entry into customs. 

Slightly off topic, but I was pricing a radiator for my 1953 Chevy truck project and it went up $250 since last year.  My mistake for not buying it sooner. 
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Is your pressure plate cracked or anything? There are places that can resurface the pressure plate and flywheel and even rebuild the clutch disc.

Southbend Clutch and Fort Wayne clutch are a couple local ones for me in Indiana.

SouthBen clutch rebuild the pressure plate on my 185 a few years ago and I had no complaints. I put in a new AGCO clutch disc. I've had no complaints but I heard of a local delaer that has had trouble with South Bend clutches rebuilt clutch discs.
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