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towmotor caterpillar 510p

so i have a caterpillar towmotor 510p
have been on here before and got great info

i need to do my clutch

where can i source the right clutch kit and how easy of a job is it???

it is stuck where it is- wont move YUCK!


pls thx in advance for any onfo

cheerio
  • Posted 13 Jan 2017 09:02
  • By matthew_h
  • joined 10 Nov'16 - 3 messages
  • Vermont, United States
khameleon koatings; brattleboro VT
catepillar towmotor 510p
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