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I had the same issue one time after replacing with a new clutch. Later when removing the clutch again, I found the clutch disc was not uniform in thickness. I could see it with the naked eye. After replacing that disc, the clutch is now smooth.

Looks like my first new car. A 1964 Chevelle 300. Mine was the 283 with a 3 speed transmission and overdrive.

My daily driver is a 2012 cruz 6 speed stick. Also have 1974 VW Beetle along with a 1948 Ford 8N tractor.

Looks like two different fuel pumps.

My Ford 8N has inserts and is a sleeved engine.

I am using corn head grease in the steering box of my Ford 8N tractor. Working good for a few years.

I think, if it drives straight and does not wear tires, you have done good.

I have an original 53 Merc radiator, if anybody needs one. 214-564-7051

Cornhead grease works well in my Ford 8N tractor.

I can remember back in the day, I used a rat tail file and inserted it through the bushing. Then with the tire and wheel on their side rolled the bushing with the file inserted until the bushing fit the king pin.

John Deere corn head grease is in the steering box of my 8N tractor. It is doing well in there.

There are many late model chevrolets with 16" steel wheels that are 5 bolt and 4 1/2" bolt diameter.

I have a ford 8N tractor. Is this engine basicaly the same as the model? I know there are diffences but it looks a lot like the model A. It does have inserts that the A does not.

When I rebuilt the steering box on my 8N tractor, I used John Deere corn oil. It comes in a tube just like grease but is not a thick. Works freat on steering boxes and does not leak out. Just insert a tube in yoiur grease gun and put it in the steering box. Any John Deere dealer should have it.

John Deere corn oil works well in steering boxes. I have it in my ford 8N tractor.