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Here is what I did.
I loosened all the bolts and made sure the clutch spinned just to make sure it wasn't frozen-up. Then I tightened each bolt until the spring was just being compressed. Then used a torque wrench to tighten each bolt an equal amount. I think I started with about 35 inch pounds. Note: INCH-lb not FOOT-lb. Then went out and started tilling and watched for any slipping. If was slipping in "easy" soil, then hopped off tractor and tightened each bolt a little more with the torque wrench. It's an itterative process the first time. I'll write down the final torque value and then the next time I'll know were to start.

Tiller Slip Clutch
Operating and Attachments
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