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Posted by Gene Painter on April 10, 2006 at 19:04:57 from (216.74.198.199):
In Reply to: splitting an H posted by Johann on April 05, 2006 at 07:02:42:
Funny you should ask. I am trying to figure out how to replace the clutch in a Super H I just bought. I hope it works the same way as a regular H. I remember helping my dad with our H and you can definately remove the clutch on those by going in through the pump opening. There are 6 bolts I think. You take out every other one, then screw those in holes and compress the pressure plate. With everyhting else in the way removed it will come out. At least it did in 1992 according to the notes my dad left in our "IT" service manual. His notes also said it freezing rain that Jan. day. Sure miss him. Gene
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