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Super 55 friction disc hydro lever removal ?

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KenM

10-08-2004 06:13:21




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Is there a trick to removing the lever to get to the friction disc on the hydro lever? Mine does not hold at all so I bought the disc. Played with it last night took off the bolt and spring but still solid as a rock could not budge the lever- I must be missing something. Thanks in advance fo any help.




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Super 55

10-08-2004 21:38:52




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 Re: Super 55 friction disc hydro lever removal ? in reply to KenM, 10-08-2004 06:13:21  
Once you have the handle off and the nut and the spring, it should come off. Be careful that casting is aluminum and very soft. Shoot some PK Blaster on it and be patient. Mine came off easy, so I imagine with a bit of penetratring oil it should come off for you.



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Mike (WA)

10-09-2004 08:24:16




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 Re: Super 55 friction disc hydro lever removal ? in reply to Super 55, 10-08-2004 21:38:52  
Mine tightened up to where you couldn't move the lever- In the process of trying to remove it, I shot it with PB Blaster. Didn't ever get it off, but loosened it up enough to be usable. The thing just looked like I was going to wreck it if I worked on it hard enough to pry it off.



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