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AC-B Clutch

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Steve Clark

03-31-2005 11:39:05




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I am getting ready to change the clutch in my 1939 AC-B. When splitting - is there a prefered way to stablize one end and move the other. I was thinking about having the front stablized and getting an overhead engine jack on wheels, attach to torque tube or bell housing and roll back. does this sound right?




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John F in MD

04-01-2005 05:37:09




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 Re: AC-B Clutch in reply to Steve Clark, 03-31-2005 11:39:05  
If you don't have a way to support the engine from above and are going to roll the front away be sure to put wedges at the axle pivot so it can't roll over.



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wdtom

03-31-2005 18:36:23




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 Re: AC-B Clutch in reply to Steve Clark, 03-31-2005 11:39:05  
The way I have done a B is to have it on a flat hard surface. Block the front engine to axle area and hang the engine from something so it can't fall or tilt side to side. then put a dolly under the torque tube and you can roll the back end around. This seems more stable to me than trying to roll the front half around.



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Dick L

03-31-2005 15:49:01




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 Re: AC-B Clutch in reply to Steve Clark, 03-31-2005 11:39:05  
Would these pictures help any?

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