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Old 01-30-2013, 03:07 PM
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hey guys been away for awhile. got a question for you need to put a clutch disc on the 106 . its being used for light pulling and more plowing any certian kind i should go for been looking at the aluminim one but figured it would were the pressure discs
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Either the stock disk or a Kevlar disk and a blue spring with either one.

Kevlar link: http://www.midwestsupercub.net/clutch.pdf

Blue Spring link: http://www.cubclassics.com/pulling.html
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a kevlar would work and the aluminum wears way before the disk will i have a puller with a yellow spring and an aluminum disk and the disk is already gone with les then 5 hours on it. the plates are fine with getting a aluminum disk it would be best used with a stronger spring maybe a red one where it dosent tear at the bearing so much.
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thanks bud that helped was going nuts trying to figure which rout to go. now mind stuff for the 72 puller i got to think what i want to do motor wise with that. thinking about 10hp with 12hp rod and maybe flatten cam down
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Check this topic out:
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=21799

The clutch set I talked about is in my 100. The engine is modified.

This set up is easy on your left leg and doesn't slip.
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how many lbs are the stock spring.
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stock spring-200 to 225 pounds
blue spring-450-500 pounds
red spring-900 pounds
yellow spring-1100 pounds
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