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    Posted: 26 Sep 2021 at 9:05pm
I'm looking for an alignment tool for a 210 allis,would like to have one of my own if possible.
I'm in Indiana.
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Some of the manuals show you a diagram of the tool so you can make it. 
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shh, I used a broom handle,20 year ago and Troy's still happily running.
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Jay, it's no secret. I did the same on a 170
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With a recessed flywheel, it caint be off very far.                 MACK
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Pretty sure the D21/210/220 takes the exact same tooling as any big frame Farmall from 806 and up.

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was told every 'clutch kit' is sold WITH the alignment tool, maybe hit local garage, see what they have...
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I just replaced both clutches in my 160, as Charlie said my manual gave me exact measurements for my local machine shop to make me one out of aluminum. $25, so much better than the plastic ones that can break or flex.
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This is my experience, and I always try to do things right- the clutch disc is so close to being centered- gently tighten the pressure plate bolts ; look from behind , and center the disc with a screwdriver or something like that in the pilot bearing - its very simple

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Maybe I’m just lucky, but I haven’t used a clutch alignment tool for the past ten years, just eye ball them and slide the tractor together.
Good luck
if you need one you can make one out of wood on a wood llathe, unless extremely heavy clutch plate.
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That may work on a tractor with just a transmission clutch, I wouldn’t attempt it with a dual stage clutch such as in my 160. The clutches can’t take misalignment and will bend very easily. The entire clutch assembly weighs 70 lbs.

Edited by AC720Man - 27 Sep 2021 at 8:43pm
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Finally got the MK II 3700 engine bolted up this morning on the 210
and did some painting.
I only have 3 days a week to work on it due to working 12 hour shifts
Monday-Thursday and have other things to do also but it's coming along.
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