MF 50 two stage clutch tools

wratchet

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I had to change motor in my MF 50 and the replacement had only a single stage clutch but I want the two stage clutch from the original motor. How can I get alignment set --no I do not have any type of pilot shaft like I use on my hot rods. Anyone know of a source for one or have one they would loan-sell for the Z134 motor?
 
I don't know what you are going to do with a 2 stage clutch without the pair of 2 stage splines into the live pto/live hydraulic 'arsend'. Do you have a live pto back half?
If not, you only have the one spline, and a 60's to 80's Chevy/GMC pickup pilot aligning tool is all you need. If a friend doesn't have one, the plastic ones are only a few bucks. Your flywheel is ready for the 2 stage? Singles are machines much differently. To push against the springs I keep a set of ? forgot? 5/16's? carriage bolts and extra nuts to torque the springs down till the aligning tool has done its job.
The pic has the autozone tool customized with ducktape that seems to get the 2 clutch plates centered
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OK. so NOW I re-read it.... you do have a live pto 'arsend'. An MF50 right? The good engine came off an industrial or? Like I said, go to use your old flywheel, not the one that came with the new engine. You can use your collection of pilot aligning tools, find the pilot tip that fits the OLD flywheel, the pto clutch spline digs into the duct tape, the drive clutch plate can just sqeeze into the tape you wrap around your $15 tool. Two splines require patience, hey search the archives here and Harry F forums, the were many clutch jobs just this spring, lots of info to dig up there.
 
(quoted from post at 23:13:25 07/18/13) Two splines require patience, hey search the archives here and Harry F forums, the were many clutch jobs just this spring, lots of info to dig up there.

Uff da..........you can say that again! Even with the incorrect tool which I purchased from this site (wrong spline count) I was able to get my dual clutch set close enough to get it back together. Having said that, I am just ordering the parts to finish the job so I can't report on how it works.
 
OK I did change flywheel but thought the old hotrod pilot tool was not the answer. A few more pushed and maybe but then..--may have to try some duct tape. On it again today --lets see what happens? Thanks all
 
The IT repair manual shows the dimensions for the pilot tool. A friend with a wood lathe made one for me from a piece of hardwood. I made the T-bolts and the gauge for setting the clutch fingers myself.
 

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