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DC Clutch tool
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Flewster
01-02-2012 17:02:59
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Anybody have an extra to sell or how to make one? Grandpa always said he had his but we couldnt find it before he passed away. Just wanting to adjust the clutch of this ol' gal while the motor is apart for new sleeves.
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JTs randr
01-02-2012 20:14:09
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Re: DC Clutch tool in reply to Flewster, 01-02-2012 17:02:59
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We dont have a tool and in the manual it shows what they look like so you might be able to guess and make a copy. Instead of a tool we just use a big screw driver or a small pry bar. It is not the easiest way but it works good enough to adjust the clutch.
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