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Massey Ferguson 3050, 3060, 3080 - Power take-off clutch
The power-takeoff clutch, fitted at the front of the rear axle housing, is driven by a shaft traversing the primary shaft of the gearbox, the speed shift, the reverse shuttle and the layshaft. This shaft is connected via splines to a sleeve fixed on the engine flywheel. The clutch assembly, Valeo version, is composed of the following principal components: 1) Housing (9) supported by two ball bearings (2) and (7) separated by a sleeve (4) centered in a hole in the center housing.
The housing contains a shaft supported by the ball bearing (23) in the
hub (24). 2) Piston (11) sliding inside the housing. 3) Set of inner
plates (16) and outer plates (15). 4) Driving hub (24). 5) Cover (20).
The housing has exterior helical teeth which drive the gear of the
hydraulic pump. The roller bearings and the plates are lubricated. A new
clutch made by MF operating in an identical manner is now fitted on
3050, 3060, 3080, 3065, 3070, 3095, 3120 and 3125 tractors. The clutch
has 3, 4 or 5 plates, depending on the version.
Version without PTO
On MF 3050, 3060, 3080, 3065, 3070, 3095, 3120, 3125 tractors without
PTO, an assembly comprising a driving gear and sleeve replaces the PTO
clutch. The sleeve is smeared with Loctite 648 and is inserted in the
gear by a press. On the right cover, the solenoid valves of the PTO and
of the PTO brake are replaced with plugs. The PTO brake feeder tube is
absent.
The PTO speed sensor is replaced with a plug. The top link support has 2
plugs mounted on the lubrication and brake ducts of the PTO. A cover
plate (fitted using Loctite 510 or equivalent) replaces the rear cover
assembly. The lubrication tube of the gear driving the PTO is absent. A
right-angled connector replaces the T-connector.
Massey Ferguson 3050, 3060, 3080, 3125 - Power
Take-off Clutch Operation
PTO engagement
The clutch is fed by the 17 bar hydraulic circuit through the PTO
solenoid valve situated on the right side cover. The oil enters the
support housing (9) through channels a, b and c. It pushes the piston
(11) which presses the outer plates (15) against the inner plates (16).
The outer plates (15) have lugs which are driven by the clutch housing
(17) and the inner plates (16) drive the hub (24), which is splined to
the intermediate shaft which is in turn splined to the PTO compound
gear. At the same time the pressure which was acting on the PTO brake
piston is cut off, enabling the 540 and 1000 rpm gears to turn freely.
When the clutch is engaged, the plates
PTO braking
When the supply is cut off the spring pushes the piston against the
housing (9). At the same time, the solenoid valve tor the PTO brake
directs the oil to the PTO brake situated in the top link support. The
pressure acts on a piston winch supports the cup on the rear taper
roller bearing, progressively stopping the driving gear.
MF 3050, 3060, 3080, 3125 - 2-Speed Version
PTO Clutch Removal and Refitting
Removal
Remove the left side cover. Remove the top link support, the compound
gear and the intermediate shaft. Remove the retaining screw of the
clutch. Remove the clutch and the spring.
Refitting
Clean and check the parts. Replace those which are defective. Check that
the O-rings have not deteriorated. Place the spring in the hollow clutch
shaft and refit the clutch, pushing it as far as possible with a lever
so as to compress the spring in order to fit the screw. Clean the screw
and smear it with Loctite 221 and tighten it with a ring spanner. Refit
the intermediate shaft, the compound gear and the top link support.
Replace the left cover. Check the operation of the PTO clutch, the PTO
brake and of the lift.
MF 3050, 3060, 3080, 3125 - 4-Speed Version
PTO Clutch Removal and Refitting
Removal
Remove the left side cover. Remove the top link support, the compound
gear and the intermediate shaft. Remove the retaining screw of the
clutch. Remove the clutch and the spring.
Refitting
Clean and check the parts. Replace those which are defective. Check that
the O-rings have not deteriorated. Place the spring in hollow clutch
shaft and refit the clutch, pushing it ns far as possible with a lever
so as to compress the spring in order to fit the screw. Clean the screw
and smear it with Loctite 221 and tighten it with a ring spanner. Refit
the intermediate shaft, the compound gear and the top link support.
Replace the left cover. Check the operation of the clutch, the PTO brake
and of the hydraulic lift.
Massey Ferguson 3050, 3060, 3080, 3125 - Valeo
Clutch Disassembly and reassembly

Valeo Clutch: (1) Circlip, (2) Bail bearing, (3)
O-ring, (4) Sleeve, (5) Seal rings, (6) O-ring, (7) Ball bearing, (8)
Rivet, (9) Clutch housing, (10) O-ring, (11) Piston, (12) Valve, (13)
Belleville washer, (14) Retainer, (15) Outer drive plate, (16) Inner
driven plate, (17) Clutch housing, (18) Circlip, (19) Retaining ring,
(20) Cover, (21) Spring, (22) Spring seat, (23) Ball bearing, (24) Hub,
(25) Screw, (26) Washer, (27) O-ring, (28) Ball

Disassembly
Place the clutch housing (9) in a vice. Remove the retaining ring (19)
with vice grips. Remove the cover (20) with the circlip (18) the outer
plates (15) and the inner plates (16). Remove the O-rings (3) and (6).
Remove the circlip (1). Extract the ball bearings (2) and (7) with the
sleeve (4). Remove the sealing rings. Hold the spring (21) with a
locally manufactured tool. Remove the screw (25) and the washer (26).
Remove the hub (24), the spring seat (22). the spring (21). the retainer
(14) and the Belleville washer (13). Extract the ball bearing (23). Take
out the piston (11). Remove the O-rings (10) and (27).
Reassembly
The valves (12) are fitted in the piston (11) and the ball (28) in the
support housing (9). The support and clutch (17) are fastened together
by rivets (8). Clean and check the parts. Replace those which are
defective. Using a suitable device and a press, push the ball bearing
(7) in as far as the shoulder. Place the seal rings in their grooves.
Ensure that they turn freely. Slide the sleeve (4) over the rings,
taking care not to damage them.
Position the larger diameter end of the sleeve towards the ball bearing (7). Using a suitable device and a press, push the ball bearing (2) in until it meets the shoulder of the support. Fit the circlip (1). Replace and lubricate the O-rings (10) and (27). Lubricate the hole of the support housing (9) and the piston (11) and insert into the housing with a plastic mallet. Fit the ball bearing (23) in the hub (24).
Refit the Belleville washer (13), the retainer (14), the spring (21). the spring seat (22) and the hub (24). Compress the spring (21) with the tool. Fit the washer (26) and tighten the screw (25) smeared with Loctite 242 to a torque of 24-28 Nm. Take care not to obstruct the lubricating hole with Loctite. Place the outer plates and the inner plates on the hub (24).
The clutch is equipped with 5 inner plates and 6 outer plates. Check
that the plates slide freely on the hub. Fit the cover (20) with the
circlip (18). Fit the retaining ring (19). The retaining ring must be
fitted between the cover and the circlip (18). After fitting, bend back
the end of the retaining ring. Manually check that the inner plates and
outer plates do not bind together. Lubricate and fit the O-rings (3) and
(6). The О-rings have different diameters.
Massey Ferguson 3050, 3060, 3080, 3125 - MF
Clutch Disassembly and Reassembly

MF Clutch: (1) Circlip, (2) Ball bearing, (3) O-ring,
(4) Sleeve, (5) Seal rings, (6) O-ring, (7) Ball bearing, (8) Valve, (9)
Support housing, (10) Piston, (11) O-ring, (12) Belleville washer, (13)
Retainer, (14) Outer plate (A - 3-plate clutch, В - 4-plate clutch, C -
5-plate clutch), (15) Clutch housing, (16) Bolt, (17) Inner plate (A -
3-plate clutch, В - 4-plate clutch, C - 5-plate clutch), (18) Spring,
(19) Spring seat, (20) Securing ring, (21) Hub, (22) Ball bearing, (23)
Washer, (24) Screw, (25) O-ring, (26) O-ring, (27) Sleeve, (28) Spacer
(3- and 4-plate type), (29) Spacer (3-plate type), (30) Pins

Disassembly
Remove the bolts (16). Remove the clutch housing (15). the inner plates
(17) and the outer plates (14). The number of inner plates and outer
plates varies according to the type of tractor. Assembly A: 3 inner
plates, 3 outer plates and 2 spacers (28) and (29) for MF 3050, 3060,
3065 tractors. Assembly B: 4 inner plates, 4 outer plates and 1 spacer
(28) for MF 3070, 3080, 3095. Assembly C: 5 inner plates, 5 outer plates
for MF 3115, 3125, 3120, 3140 tractors. Place the support housing (9) in
a vice.
Remove the O-rings (3) and (6). Remove the circlip (1). Extract the ball
bearing (2) with the sleeve (4). Remove the seal rings. Extract the ball
bearing (7). Hold the spring (18) with the aid of a locally made tool.
Remove the screws (24) and take off the washer (23). Gradually
decompress the spring with the tool. Remove the hub (21), the spring
seat (19). the spring (18) the retainer (13) and the Belleville washer
(12). Remove the securing ring (20). Extract the ball bearing (22). Take
out the piston (10). Remove the O-rings (11). (25) and (26).
Reassembly
The valve (8) is fitted in the support housing (9). The sleeve (27),
smeared with Loctite 648 is fitted with a press if disassembly proves
necessary, check when reassembling that the channel is not obstructed
with Loctite. Two pins (30) are fitted in the support housing (9) 5 mm
from the face. Clean and check the parts. Replace those which are
defective. Using a suitable device and a press, push the ball bearing
(7) in until it meets the shoulder.
Place the seal rings (5) in their grooves and join up the ends. Ensure that they turn freely. Slide the sleeve on to the seal rings, taking care not to damage them. Position the larger diameter end of the sleeve towards the ball bearing (7). Using a suitable device and a press, push the ball bearing (2) in until it meets the shoulder of the support housing (9). Fit the circlip (1). Replace and lubricate the O-rings (11), (25) and (26).
Lubricate the sleeve (27) and the piston (10) and insert into the housing with a plastic mallet. Using’s suitable device and a press, insert the ball bearing (22) into the hub (21). Fit the securing ring (20). Refit the Belleville washer (12), the support (13). the spring (18), the spring seat (19) and the hub (21). Compress the spring (18) with the tool. Mount the washer (23) and tighten the screw (24) smeared with Loctite 242 to a torque of 24-28 Nm.
Place the spacers, the outer plates and the inner plates (according to the type) on the hub (21). Position the clutch housing (15) on the two pins (30). Fit the bolts (16) lightly smeared with Loctite 542 and tighten them to a torque of 24-28 Nm. Manually check that the inner plates and outer plates do not bind together. Lubricate and fit the O-rings (3) and (6). The О-rings have different diameters.
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| 1652 | 1749 | 2620 | 2725 | 2805 |
| 3050 | 3120 | 3640 | 3709 | 4245 |
| 4455 | 5320 | 5455 | 5613 | 6150 |
| 6280 | 6480 | 6615 | 7618 | 7720 |
SPECS
LOADERS
MAINTENANCE
PROBLEMS
130
133
145
155
158
165
175
185
188
230
254
254S
284S
294
353
290
362
375
390
398
399
590
690
1010
1030
1020
1150
2620
2640
2645
1540
2660
3065
3095
3650
3680
4255
4355
4370
3630
3635
4245
4445
4609
4710
5435
5475
5610
5711
6150
6170
6180
6270
6290
6445
6499
6614
6713
7465
7495
7614
7622
7715
7726
8210
8270
8650
8727
GC1705
1464 Loader
1466 Loader
1040 Loader
1070 Loader
905 Loader
906 Loader
915 Loader
916 Loader
921 Loader
926 Loader
931 Loader
933 Loader
936 Loader
938 Loader
939 Loader
940 Loader
941 Loader
945 Loader
946 Loader
948 Loader
949 Loader
950 Loader
951 Loader
955 Loader
956 Loader
958 Loader
960 Loader
961 Loader
965 Loader
966 Loader
968 Loader
975 Loader
976 Loader
978 Loader
985 Loader
FL.3114 X
FL.3419 X
FL.3522
FL.3615
FL.3619
FL.3817
FL.3819
FL.3823
FL.4018
FL.4121
916X Loader
921X Loader
926X Loader
931X Loader
936X Loader
941X Loader
946X Loader
951X Loader
956X Loader
988 Loader
FL.4125
FL.4227
FL.4124
FL.4220
FL.4323
FL.4327
FL.4621
FL.4624
FL.4628
FL.5033
DL95 Loader
DL100 Loader
DL120 Loader
DL125 Loader
DL130 Loader
DL135 Loader
DL250 Loader
DL260 Loader
L90 Loader
L100 Loader
L105E Loader
L210 Loader
1014 Loader
1016 Loader
1462 Loader
1525 Loader
1530 Loader
232 Loader
838 Loader
848 Loader
246 Loader
1036 Loader
1038 Loader
1080 Loader
856 Loader
1010
1020
1030
1035
1040
1045
1080
1085
1120
1125
1140
1160
1165
1180
1190
1205
1210
1215
1220
1225
1230
1233
1235
1240
1260