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05-28-2009, 07:09 PM
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front clutch and pulley romoval
Help!!!!, I have a 71 108 that has a busted rod so I had a chance to buy a rebuilt 301 for a real good price but I am having trouble removing the clutch and pulley from the bad motor, (rebuilt didn't have one ) I have removed 3 set screws from around the clutch casting and 2 from the pulley and sprayed the crank where I can get to it with penetrating oil but nothings moving and because I didn,t want to brake anything I stopped until I could get some advice from the great experts on this forum . any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Skip (zekepiks)
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05-28-2009, 07:33 PM
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Im not much of a help but,I have read that some have six set screws,BUT,It may have been the person put six back in to hold better??????OR this could be nonsence and someone will come long and have a good reccomendation!!!!LOL
You might want to pb blaster (penetrating oil) it a couple times a day for a few days,on my plow i used pb twice a day for a week and the nuts and turn buckel came undone pretty well. Good luck Jason
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05-28-2009, 07:39 PM
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A Wide Frame Chassis Manual is a must to work on a PTO clutch. You can find a manual in the Techincal Section on this site:
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=232 Look at page 2-76B to find infomation. There are 2 set screws in each hole on the PTO clutch. You need to remove 6 set screws from the pto clutch.
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