What a rag

[twoton]

So here you can see the clutch assembly inserted into the Clutch assembly jig. The short stub of the driveshaft that protrudes through the fixed clutch plate is residing in the recess between the oak spacers that are fixed to the top of the head block. The drive shaft is resting in between the two drive blocks, waiting to have the oak top plate screwed to the slide assembly.

[twoton]

And here we have two bar clamps compressing the 500# blue spring, ready for the spirol pin to be driven into place. Or, ready to tighten down the two split collars, if that was what you chose to use.

[twoton]

Clutch assembled and ready to install.

[twoton]

OK, I need a break.

[darkminion_17]

Look like you have it assembled incorrectly.
Check this out.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=1411

[sawdustdad]

my 1000's clutch. With HD clutch arm installed, and original arm next to the assembly for comparison.

Lew, I can't see what is wrong with twoton's assembly.

[J-Mech]

Originally Posted by sawdustdad

Lew, I can't see what is wrong with twoton's assembly.

T/O bearing is backwards.
Doesn't look like it has a spacer either....

[sawdustdad]

Picture is too small on my computer screen... or my eyes are too old. Opened it in MS Paint and zoomed in. Looks like it is backwards.

[darkminion_17]

I saw that the bearing and the spacer looks like it is in the wrong place,need better pictures to see better.
sawdustdad yours is correct.

[twoton]

Thanks guys for the input.

Here’s what I have been going by, the original setup during disassembly;