Posted by Janicholson on September 23, 2007 at 11:48:57 from (66.173.50.124):
In Reply to: H Clutch posted by IndianaRed on September 23, 2007 at 09:02:49:
Indi, I remember the situation from before. I believe I implied then and am stating now, the clutch driven disk with the friction facings on it is bent. The only real solution is a different new disk. I say this because even if a good shop was able to make it run true, the stresses that have been applied to it, and the potential cracks in it (hidden) are not worth the trouble, and repair labor to fix when it breaks again. Heat of normal operation will also re-warp the hub of that disk and cause a dragging clutch (grinds gears and won't release all the way)later when you need the unit to work. You are doing a good job of telling us what is going on, I'm sorry it came apart, but learning it this way is permanent. JimN
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