6070

I hope I'm asking this in the Right place.
2yrs ago I had a new clutch put in my 6070, i was never happy with it as there was no free play..It failed.I took it back to Baker Tractor and they broke it down and blamed me saying it designer grated. ((IMPACTION) They claimed. I had them put another one in .That was done in the spring. Today and about 50 hrs later this clutch slips. There is no adjustments left on this cable. I never tried to adjust this. I contacted Baker and their road service came to try and adjust, They claim the clutch is out again. I think they are full of Crap! I've decided to attempt to fix this myself as they are obviously doing something wrong. I'm hoping to get in formation fromantic you guys as to what's probably happening. I will say the PTO is working great. I only use this tractor for brush hoping, disclosure mowing and the loader.
Thanks any help appreciated

6070&6080 clutches are different from anything else.Don't have experience with either but heard it here many times.I don't think it's rocket science but close? You have to know what is what when you fiddle with one.Something a bout certain adjustments or demensions before assembly.Has to be right or quick failure.Think there was a special tool for setting fingers?Someone on here knows.Hang tight and you will learn more.

Their is special tool for setting this clutch . Doing one for a customer right now . The clutch maker has a different setting than Allis . Talked to the tech support they wanted me to set it there way so iam .I have put 6 or 7 clutches in 6070 or 6080 always used the allis tool now doing something different . Hope it works or get to do again for free dont like doing that .

They don't know how to put a clutch in a 6060 6070 6080. It has 2 sets of fingers. I would say they will be eating a clutch job.

Thanks, for all the Info.
My 1st clutch blew apart, (according to the dealer) that job I was charged a little over 1800 bucks. When I took it back to them they said it blew apart because of Impaction. Too me that term is vague. However, I gave them the benefit the doubt and paid another 1550 bucks for another one. It hasn't even been a year and had already failed. I really believe They don't know what that are doing!! They did say to bring it back and they would fix it again on my dime. This ain't going to happen!!
I might not be the brightest bulb in the Pak but I do know how to use a wrench. I just don't know what type of tooling Allis Chalmers used when they set one of these clutches up.
I'm glad you mentioned the crank end play and oil problems I'll make sure I pay special attention to them.

Thanks you guys are a very valuable source of info!!

I have saw several clutchcover castings brake over the years. Believe it is poor design and poor cast.      MACK