this weeks project!
 

The throw out bearing decided it know longer wants to stay together lol

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The problem

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Looks like it blew the rear end off it.:biggrin2:

Lol was the easiest way for me to get the clutch out. Darn roll pins!

PBlaster and a bigger hammer.:beer2: Make sure your ends are not rounded over.:bash2:

Looks like the throw out bearing has seen better days.,
Hope it all goes back together easy for you :beerchug:

I found it quicker to pull the motor and the clutch comes out hole and then try and pound out the role pins. What ever you do don't put a role pin back in.

Good luck on your throw out bearing! It will be good as new, when you're done.

Maybe some one can help me... i saw a tool on ebay to press the spring on the shaft to put the roll pins in. I no longer can find it. Does anyone know a webside that sells it?

Not sure on the tool but just fyi you can remove the engine and use the release arm to hold the spring back while you knock in the pins. Use a jack stand or something to support the front of the drive shaft. Nothin to it.

Try this, click on tools http://mgonitzke.net16.net/

PDF download of the tool

http://mgonitzke.net16.net/tools/compressor.pdf

I use a bench vice to get out the roll pin. 1.lightly clamp the drive shaft 2.tap on the end on the drive shaft on the clutch end. 3.tighten vice 4. tap out the roll pin. 5.slowly release the vice. That's the way I do it and it works great for me.

Be careful, I've seen little things like this turn into full blown restorations.

Yeah i was just thinkin last night i should keep going and repaint bt i need it to plow some dirt so shes goin back together lol

I used the same technique. Works fine. I use a woodworkers bench vise, so the jaws are lined with hardwood. Just do it BEFORE you paint the shaft. BTDT.

So i should paint the shaft and spring after there put together? I do wana paint my clutch before it goes back in.

putting the shaft in a vise to compress the spring will scrape some of the paint off.

Parts are gettin ordered today

Lol its getting painted after everything is back together