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    Posted: 01 Oct 2011 at 8:46pm
Took the bottem cover off the clutch/flywheel housing...found a few pieces of metal. Never had any trouble with it, so I have no Idea how long they've been there. Anything I should wory about? Maybe from the starter? I remember something may have broke on the starter and maybe that was why it was rebuilt? Also noticed a grease zerk in there? does this need to be regularly greased? Thanks
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I think it would be from the ring gear and starter.
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Thats what I was thinking.
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And the zerk would be on the throw-out bearing? If so its good to keep it greased up.
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Originally posted by R.W R.W wrote:

And the zerk would be on the throw-out bearing? If so its good to keep it greased up.

A little goes a long way. Don't want excess to get on the clutch.
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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Originally posted by R.W R.W wrote:

And the zerk would be on the throw-out bearing? If so its good to keep it greased up.

A little goes a long way. Don't want excess to get on the clutch.
Thanks for adding that Charlie, probably a pump of grease once a year is plenty, if the traactor is used a fair amount one pump twice a year.
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Yes grease is good but not to much. Thanks for adding that Charlie.
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Originally posted by John (C-IL) John (C-IL) wrote:

Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Originally posted by R.W R.W wrote:

And the zerk would be on the throw-out bearing? If so its good to keep it greased up.

A little goes a long way. Don't want excess to get on the clutch.
Thanks for adding that Charlie, probably a pump of grease once a year is plenty, if the traactor is used a fair amount one pump twice a year.

Thanks, I'll probably do the twice a year, it's probably not used anymore than 10 hours a month, but when it is used the clutch gets a work out
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Also, Is there supposed to be a gasket for that cover (the entire thing) I noticed a little oil drip on the bolts (reason I took it off in the first place)
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No gasket, there's nothing to hold in there,it's just a cover to keep crud from getting on your clutch and throwout bearing,
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from what you are showing in the picture,that is a tooth off of the starter bendix,from a previous injury...
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That would make sense. I knew something broke in the starter so grandpa had the whole thing rebuilt, this was 3 or 4 years ago, so I couldn't remember what broke. Guess it must have been the bendix. 
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