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      That should work. Is the cutting edge bolted on? Maybe it would be easier to remove the OEM blade and make a new wider one and bolt it back in place? Check around and see if there are old grader blades. If you are moving soft soil that might work.

      in reply to: JM604 Clutch adjustment #31282
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        in reply to: JM604 Clutch adjustment #31281
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          Here is a pic (i hope) of the fingers as they are now, you can see the bearing is moving on the shaft unevenly.

          in reply to: JM604 Clutch adjustment #31278
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            in reply to: JM604 Clutch adjustment #31277
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              I have been trying to find info. on adjusting the distance between the clutch fingers and the bearing. This is not covered in the manual. Mistery solved thanks to Tommy. The JM604 has a bolt with an alen key end and a nut to secure it. (no double nut like the smaller tractors). From the side you cannot see this, however Tommy had a spare clutch and took a pic. I can now set the fingers so they are all equal distance fron the bearing and then adjust the distance to the bearing 2.5mm. I wil see if I can post a pic. Cheers

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                Steel Track –  306 – 2007 – manual trans (no shuttle shift) – 6 way – loader

                Only minor repairs to date.

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