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160 Clutch Shim Question

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    Posted: 12 Feb 2018 at 8:58am
I recently had my clutch rebuilt for my One-Sixty and I have a question about the shims.

My tractor is a an "early" model which the service manual indicates should have 3 shims between the stop plate and the crown ring (marked as Position 1 in the photo below).  This should total 18 shims to cover the 6 bolts.

The clutch came with six shims and paperwork that states the following:
"Flywheel Step = 0.175"
"0.060 shim must be installed between flywheel and pressure plate cover" 

I think "between the flywheel and pressure plate cover" describes Position 2 in the photo.



My question is do I need to put the shims in Position 1, Position 2, or Both.

I'm going to call the company that did the clutch and see what they have to say also.
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Question answered.  The paper that came with the clutch should have had a diagram on it with a very helpful picture indicating the shims are intended to go in the same location as described in the service manual.  The company directed me to a digital version of the instruction sheet that included the helpful picture.


Edited by Flyer - 12 Feb 2018 at 9:59am
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Yes...it should have (3) shims between the cover assembly and the flywheel as the manual indicates for proper release. Rick
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