this weeks project!

[MrGitrdone41]

I use a bench vice to get out the roll pin. 1.lightly clamp the drive shaft 2.tap on the end on the drive shaft on the clutch end. 3.tighten vice 4. tap out the roll pin. 5.slowly release the vice. That's the way I do it and it works great for me.

[dagenham]

Be careful, I've seen little things like this turn into full blown restorations.

[CadetTY]

Originally Posted by dagenham

Be careful, I've seen little things like this turn into full blown restorations.

Yeah i was just thinkin last night i should keep going and repaint bt i need it to plow some dirt so shes goin back together lol

[sawdustdad]

Originally Posted by MrGitrdone41

I use a bench vice to get out the roll pin. 1.lightly clamp the drive shaft 2.tap on the end on the drive shaft on the clutch end. 3.tighten vice 4. tap out the roll pin. 5.slowly release the vice. That's the way I do it and it works great for me.

I used the same technique. Works fine. I use a woodworkers bench vise, so the jaws are lined with hardwood. Just do it BEFORE you paint the shaft. BTDT.

[CadetTY]

Originally Posted by sawdustdad

I used the same technique. Works fine. I use a woodworkers bench vise, so the jaws are lined with hardwood. Just do it BEFORE you paint the shaft. BTDT.

So i should paint the shaft and spring after there put together? I do wana paint my clutch before it goes back in.

[sawdustdad]

putting the shaft in a vise to compress the spring will scrape some of the paint off.

[CadetTY]

Parts are gettin ordered today

[mmzullo]

don't paint the shaft by the clutch and spring!!!

[CadetTY]

Originally Posted by mmzullo

don't paint the shaft by the clutch and spring!!!

Lol its getting painted after everything is back together