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Re: H clutch repair question.
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Posted by Michael Soldan on June 19, 2003 at 17:25:31 from (216.46.130.14):
In Reply to: H clutch repair question. posted by Kelly C on June 19, 2003 at 14:33:19:
Kelly , Aces is correct and here's some finer details. With the liftall removed you take apart the drive shaft, this is obvious when you get at it. There are 6 bolts holding the clutch, remove three and put them into the holes provided for compressing the clutch springs,(every other one) then remove the other three and the clutch will drop, turn sideways and come out the bottom. Two things to remember when you put it back together are that the convex side of the clutch shaft joining ring must face the clutch. Put the clutch shaft in before removing the three capscrews that you used to compress the clutch spings. Once you get on your back and see up into the belly you will get the drift of it. Good luck from Mike in Exeter Ontario
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