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In Reply to: ford tractor clutch posted by Michael Teets on Sunday, December 30, 2007:
If the pressure plate gave up, would the feel change or noise be present? What would break in the pressure plate? Also I don't understand; if the release bearing / clutch shaft bolts failed, would the effort be easier? This happen on a car to me and the clutch became very easy to depress becuase it did not have any force on the pressure plate.