[Farmall] another clutch question

[E. John Puckett]

If the face of the graphite bearing is smooth, with no chunks missing, 
there is no reason to change it, but be sure to grease it.  It gets 
lubricated by oil separating from the wax base in the grease and soaking 
into the graphite from the rear.  do NOT use high temp grease.  Make 
sure the clutch fingers are adjusted correctly.

Bobby Guilbeau wrote:
> On the AV I have a Graphitar Type Release Bearing instead of the standard
> throughout bearing, after replacing the clutch which was an Auburn clutch
> with a Rockford clutch I realized the face of the Graphitar Bearings is not
> as large as the standard roller bearing so the contact point of the
> Graphitar Bearing with the fingers/levers of the new Auburn clutch has very
> little surface that it make contact with will this cause a problem for me
> later?  Or should I attempt to find the parts to go to a roller bearing
> release?
>
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> Bobby Guilbeau, Ranger
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> Evangeline Area Council - BSA
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> St. Landry, LA  71367
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 John
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