RULES FOR CARE OF CLUTCH
To remedy a harsh gripping leather-faced cone clutch, apply neatsfoot oil or castor oil to leather face.
To remedy a slipping leather-faced cone clutch, apply fuller’s earth or French talc to leather facing. In rare cases a little gasoline may be used.
To remedy a harsh gripping multiple disc clutch that runs in oil, add engine oil to the mixture.
To remedy a slipping multiple disk clutch running in oil, add kerosene to the mixture.
Too little spring tension will cause slipping.
Once every 100 miles turn down all grease cups on the clutch.
Once every 500 miles apply neatsfoot oil to a leather-faced clutch.
Once every 1000 miles drain a multiple disc clutch and clean thoroughly with kerosene and renew the oil.