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L2550 Possible clutch issue
| Bob M | Let my neighbor borrow my 2550 to move some dirt. When it came home, something was cooking. Strong smell like a burnt clutch. Let the tractor cool off, now, rattling sound comes from underneath the tractor when the clutch is fully released. Doesn't matter whether the tractor is in gear or in neutral. Sounds like a clock ticking, but gets progressively louder. I'm thinking he burnt the clutch out but could use some guidance. Are clutches hard to replace and is there a step by step guide on how to do it? Thanks in advance for input. Bob M |
| Rickey | Same as replacing a clutch in a car or truck, but you don't have a frame holding the engine and tranny, so you have to split the tractor at the bell housing and use jacks or other to hold the two halves up off you, and you have to balance the two halves to keep from flipping, also need to block the wheels to keep from rolling on you. The smaller the tractor the easier it is. |
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