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02-13-2017, 07:22 PM
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My original clutch... again
Howdy
Just had my clutch with all new parts and it worked awesome.. well I winterized it and today was a warm day. Started up the clutch wouldn't engage.. looked at my shaft and it was still spinning. Tried to free it up but there is it's so much spring tension. I adjusted the clevis all the way and it still won't come done. I epoxied the clutch bands with quite a bit of epoxy. Maybe the epoxy glued them up? But there is still quite a bit of spring tension. Any ideas of how I can fix this problem? Don't want to be driving in a parade and the clutch doesn't work... had that problem before... Thanks, Noah 
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02-14-2017, 11:33 AM
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Your plates are stuck together,they do that when rusty take a big screwdriver push the clutch down and pry in between and they should pop apart
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02-16-2017, 07:57 PM
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There still feels like a lot of tension between the plates. And it only moves barely off the plates still rubning against them but the shaft stops. This seem normal. Thanks
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