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Is it common for a Ford Model 1910 to go through 2 clutches in 900 hrs? I owned the tractor for 11 years before the original clutch went. The 2nd clutch lasted less than 150 hours? When I got the tractor back from Chappell the first time, the clutch adjustment was all the way out. I had to come to a complete stop so that I could change gears. The tractor would not engage the PTO unless I shut off the engine first. When I called them about it they basically said they were the "experts" and it has to be right. I have never burn't out a clutch in the 50+ years of driving! In fact I learned to drive on a standard. This time I was told by Chappell Tractor that the cluth will rust to the pressure plate. Are these tractors made for indoor use?Chappel Tractor Sales of New Hampshire is the most expensive place I have ever done business. "Their slow...but their expensive".When I do get my tractor back I will not do business with Chappell Tractor again.Roger<br>

Tractor Clutch
Parts and Repair
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Is it common for a Ford Model 1910 to go through 2 clutches in 900 hrs? I was told by Chappell Tractor that the cluth will rust to the pressure plate. Are these tractors made for indoor use?Chappel Tractor Sales of New Hampshire is the most expensive place I have ever done business. "Their slow...but their expensive".When I do get my tractor back I will not do business with Chappell Tractor again.Roger

Tractor repair
Parts and Repair
Replies 6 Post by Jeff Hamel