129 PTO clutch?????
 

I bought a new, thicker clutch disc off ebay, no adjustment tool. How would I do this without the proper tool/gauge?

thanks

Good luck! You can do it, but it would require a lot of trial and error. It's best to put in a want ad on the site for the adjustment tool and see if someone can mail you one. It requires the gauge to operate properly.

You need the gauge for proper adjustment,maybe someone on here has one to send you like Daniel said.

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I think this is the gauge for the PTO with the pins sticking out of the hub.

Looks like the one for a narrow frame. I am told the 129 is a wide frame.

Agreed BUT the PTO's interchange on the various engines. My first 125 had a 6 pin PTO .My 122 came with a smooth PTO.

You do need the correct kit for the PTO. ( either smooth or 6 pins)

I found a site with the tools listed, but they say they lost everything in a fire and are restocking. Any other leads on locating the tool?
And for some reason I can't copy that image to make a tool.

So yours should have the pins coming out of the face/front and springs that over lap the front edge correct?

direct link to my picture
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Here is my clutch, in all it's colorful glory...
with those numbers, I have the gauge half done.

You may have to grind an open end wrench a little thinner to tighten the jam nuts. You do NOT want to lose a nut and let the arms get loose.

It, uhhhh, bends the crap out of an arm ............ "from what I read in a book" :bash2:

so, once I have the gauge done, how do I use it?

That would be CCspecialties, try IHCCW. Marlin has the tool you need for $4, and it will give you an excuse to pick up some other goodies, to offset the cost of shipping.

I finished making the tool. Got it all together and seems to work so far. Thanks for assistance.

Good news!:ThumbsUp:

Hello. Here is a fine description of the Cub PTO's.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=9

Glad you got it! :beerchug: