Discussion:
Clutch

HI there

Does anyone know if the clutch is an oil submerssed model. ?

The problem we have is that the machine will not engage any gears without severe cruching.

We have removed the clutch assembly from the machine and we can not see any wear to the assembly

Hw much oil, if any ? should be in the bell housing ?

Many thanks for your help
  • Posted 27 Mar 2005 08:25
  • By grundy
  • joined 27 Mar'05 - 1 message
  • ESSEX, United Kingdom

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