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Driving disk Repalcement

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JD60

05-06-2002 19:05:42




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Clooney.....finallyu got to spend some time with my 60...pulled everything out of the way up to the driving disk...I think I'll have to use a impact to get that bolt out....I can rotate the driving disk about 10-15 degrees..now..what happens next, do i get the bolt out or pull that gear that is right there looking at me???Whats next?? the book I have is not really clear...
Thanks C!!!




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Clooney

05-07-2002 03:30:04




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 Re: Driving disk Repalcement in reply to JD60, 05-06-2002 19:05:42  
JD60, that gear that is facing you is attached to the driver, so it comes off with the driver. ~An impact is a good way to pull that big bolt from the crank & once it is off the driver should come off easily due to the fact that it is already loose.
~Once off, look the crank over carefully as it is probably worn as well as the driver. You will probably need an undersized driver & possibly a crankshaft depending on the severity of the wear & crank spline condition.
~I will send you an E-mail with a parts breakdown of the driver & related clutch parts

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JD60

05-06-2002 19:08:07




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 Re: Driving disk Repalcement in reply to JD60, 05-06-2002 19:05:42  
Clooney.. I mean Replacement, and Clonney I finally got to spend time on my 60.....bad spelling....geezzz



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Clooney

05-07-2002 03:32:30




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 Re: Re: Driving disk Repalcement in reply to JD60, 05-06-2002 19:08:07  
JD60, don't worry about the spelling, you got your point across & spelling only counts in school.



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