Ok the 350 i bought a few weeks ago that had water in the left side housing and and it did have a plug in the bottom i took the plug out and drained it and it also had some oil in it so the clutches are slipping Nortrax told me to run it about 30 min with a gallon of mineral spirits I did that and it washed it out and it tries to pull some what do you think is there something else i could wash it out with that would work better? I dont think it has a seal leaking I think it was poured in there the fella i bought it from didn't know it had dry clutches and he was trying to make it steer but i got it to steering really good by adjusting the control arms just dont pull good on that side.
gadozerboy
1967 350 clutches slipping
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If you have oil in those clutch discs... you need to replace them. You can try baking them.. scuff them up with something like a DA sander but you will be wasting time. Once a clutch that is intended to be dry is soaked in oil, 99% of the time it will not come back.
Jimmy in NC
Jimmy in NC
1957 420C 4 roller 4 spd #61 blade 107,xxx ser.
Hand clutches, not for everyone.
Steering clutches, for even less.
Hand clutches, not for everyone.
Steering clutches, for even less.
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350 clutches slipping
oh well i guess i'll wind up tearing into it both sides need repair but it works great i believe when i get the clutches replaced it will be a great machine.
thanks
gadozerboy
thanks
gadozerboy
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