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IHC in the early to mid-fifties.
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MikeMiller/old wrote:You should have a 1 1/2" to 2" of free pedal, when you push on the clutch You should just feel the return spring for that first couple inches, then feel the full clutch resistance. Looking in the back of my head to visualize it I think you need to lengthen the rod. If it is slipping you need to adjust it immediately if not you will burn it out in short order, also the throwout bearing will always be turning if you don't have some free pedal which causes premature wear on the clutch fingers and throwout bearing and you get a lot of bearing noise. MM
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