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Originally Posted by x.bhamcb
I got all of the set screws out. They actually came out fairly easy once I got the dirt out of the sockets so I could get the wrench in.
Are there any tricks to getting the clutch off after removing the set screws? I tried driving it off with a block ad wood (rotating every hit) with no success. I'm thinking about picking up a slide hammer.
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There is a locking collar on the backside of the clutch. Two more set screws to loosen and rotate the collar to release the bearing.
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