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Unstyled B Clutch

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Keith D. Porter

12-29-2005 14:39:38




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Having trouble removing clutch driving disk from crankshaft. Have sprayed penetrating oil and have attempted to remove as described in operators manual and have had no luck thus far. Any ideas? Do not see any kind of lock bolt, ect. Thanks in advance.




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Mike M

12-29-2005 16:23:28




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 Re: Unstyled B Clutch in reply to Keith D. Porter, 12-29-2005 14:39:38  
Get some pressure on there with a puller,or the jack screw method. Then protect the threads in the end of the crank and give it some good hard wacks on the center of the crank with a big hammer to shock it loose.



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F-I-T

12-29-2005 16:09:36




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 Re: Unstyled B Clutch in reply to Keith D. Porter, 12-29-2005 14:39:38  
"have attempted to remove as described in operators manual "

...meaning you removed the bolt in the very end of the pulley end of the crankshaft, then used two 1/2" bolts with square nuts that lock into the driver, turn the heds of the bolts, which would push the driver off of the tapers of the crankshaft? That has always worked for me. Short of this, you can apply some heat, but penetrating oil probably won't creep up in there. It's an interferrence fit.

Frank

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