Posted by coshoo on July 03, 2020 at 06:37:07 from (97.113.226.1):
In Reply to: Stuck clutch posted by Super H Mike on July 02, 2020 at 09:24:12:
Steve@advance has the right idea. Only improvement is to get one of mama's kitchen knives- her least favored one, for reasons that will become obvious. Heat it cherry red about 2 inches from the point, and put a 90 degree bend in the blade at that point. After removing the starter, you can insert the point through the gap in the pressure plate, and by rocking the knife handle up and down, you'll rock the business end of the tool forward and back, to pry the disc away from the pressure plate. Probably have to do it twice or thrice, but it always works.
And now you've reminded me that I forgot to block the pedal down on my Oliver 550, so I'll probably have to practice what I preached.
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