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Quick change over riding clutch

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John

06-26-2001 18:28:03




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I just got done with the first run of my new over riding clutch thing. It worked just fine. On in less then 2 min and off in the same time no spring pin to drive in or out. One bolt holds it on. It's a little thing I made up so I would not have the orc on spinning all the time when I need the hyd. I can't post pics, but I can e-mail pics of it to some one to post if anybody wants. Will get a dic. camera this week end. Also where would a person put the sensor for a temp. gauge on a TO 20?

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Stuart Stiles

08-02-2001 05:49:59




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 Re: Quick change over riding clutch in reply to John, 06-26-2001 18:28:03  
John

Could you please send me photos of your over riding clutch
What other inovations have you fitted to early fergies to enhance their performance
I recently fitted a Zane Thang it works superbly

regads
Stuart - Australia



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Russell Frazier

06-30-2001 14:46:52




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 Re: Quick change over riding clutch in reply to John, 06-26-2001 18:28:03  
John, Iwould realy like some photos of your over running clutch, it would be realy cool to have a live lift on my TO-20

Thank You,
Russell Frazier



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Michael Williams

06-27-2001 11:29:24




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 Re: Quick change over riding clutch in reply to John, 06-26-2001 18:28:03  
John, I'd like to get the pictures from you about your over-running clutch. My email address is
[email protected]

Thanks,
Michael Williams



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John

06-27-2001 18:29:31




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 Re: Re: Quick change over riding clutch in reply to Michael Williams, 06-27-2001 11:29:24  
Will do this week end.



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Duner Wi

06-26-2001 19:22:11




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 Re: Quick change over riding clutch in reply to John, 06-26-2001 18:28:03  
On my TO 20 I installed a bulb type gauge right below the upper rad. hose on the left side. There is a plug there and I used a piece of copper tubing over the bulb so it would seal. With out the copper tubing the bulb would not seal. Correct length is important. Has been working for over 20 years.



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