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Use a heavy weight oil, like gear oil, fill it just to the bottom of pulling threads, cut the puller about 1.5" from the beginning of the puller threads.
Always leave the belt on, tie the clutch to the bulkhead support bar with a nylon strap. Use a impact and don't stop.... It will pop... It will always work, I never heard of a clutch never popping off with this method.
Always leave the belt on, tie the clutch to the bulkhead support bar with a nylon strap. Use a impact and don't stop.... It will pop... It will always work, I never heard of a clutch never popping off with this method.
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Strapping the clutch to the frame is a great idea. Saves it from shooting across the room.Use a heavy weight oil, like gear oil, fill it just to the bottom of pulling threads, cut the puller about 1.5" from the beginning of the puller threads.
Always leave the belt on, tie the clutch to the bulkhead support bar with a nylon strap. Use a impact and don't stop.... It will pop... It will always work, I never heard of a clutch never popping off with this method.
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Geez, some of you fellas are gonna have this guy so scared to even try....lol.
It makes a bang but it doesn't shoot anywhere. It isn't a cannon.
GL
It makes a bang but it doesn't shoot anywhere. It isn't a cannon.
GL
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I got er!!! Stuck with water and just repeated the process, put a bit if grease over the teflon tape and sent the impact full speed, happy to report no injuries occurred!!Geez, some of you fellas are gonna have this guy so scared to even try....lol.
It makes a bang but it doesn't shoot anywhere. It isn't a cannon.
GL
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Even w hydraulic method, I've had to resort to applying heat to stationery side down near center. Helps stationery side to "grow" bigger. Then, give 'er the beans" w a powerful 1/2" impact.Yes 1/2 drive but i do think its under powered its not a high torque model. Im going to grab the snap on its considerably stronger.
Every time I've had to resort to extraordinary means to remove primary, there is sure evidence that the primary partially spun on stub - NFG. Primaries need to be torqued, then engine ran or even sled rode, then re-torque primary. IF primary even rotates a little bit on stub, it will weld them together! Important to check torque on primary bolt and get it right.
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You said a mouthfull, very important to run it and retorque wright away, sometimes even twice.Even w hydraulic method, I've had to resort to applying heat to stationery side down near center. Helps stationery side to "grow" bigger. Then, give 'er the beans" w a powerful 1/2" impact.
Every time I've had to resort to extraordinary means to remove primary, there is sure evidence that the primary partially spun on stub - NFG. Primaries need to be torqued, then engine ran or even sled rode, then re-torque primary. IF primary even rotates a little bit on stub, it will weld them together! Important to check torque on primary bolt and get it right.
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Even w hydraulic method, I've had to resort to applying heat to stationery side down near center. Helps stationery side to "grow" bigger. Then, give 'er the beans" w a powerful 1/2" impact.
Every time I've had to resort to extraordinary means to remove primary, there is sure evidence that the primary partially spun on stub - NFG. Primaries need to be torqued, then engine ran or even sled rode, then re-torque primary. IF primary even rotates a little bit on stub, it will weld them together! Important to check torque on primary bolt and get it right.
I've found the TEAM primaries the worst to get off. They recommend 50 ft. lbs and resource to 50 after running just one time. I found out the hard way not to do it again the third time. The TEAM does not want to come off! I ruined a puller on that ordeal!
Yamaha says 108 Ft lbs after greasing the bolt, then back off and TQ to 48 ft. lbs. I never have issues getting the Yamaha Primary off doing it this way.
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Whats the best way to torque primary to 108 ft/lbs without it rotating backwards? Can i torque it with a 110 ft/lb impact torque extension?
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Slide a crowbar through the primary. I sometimes place pieces of a garden hose where it rests against the clutch- so it doesn’t mark the spider.
It can be done by yourself but if there is another set of hands it goes easier
Ms
It can be done by yourself but if there is another set of hands it goes easier
Ms
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Don't use an impact extension...use a proper high quality torque wrench and do it by hand.Whats the best way to torque primary to 108 ft/lbs without it rotating backwards? Can i torque it with a 110 ft/lb impact torque extension?
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I used a crowbar wrapped in cloth held it with left hand and torque wrench in the right and just went slow it worked well.Don't use an impact extension...use a proper high quality torque wrench and do it by hand.
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Oh yeah it most certainly can using the hydraulic method. Good idea to leave belt on or secure like has been said above. I had one fly a good 4 feet and hit the plywood wall hard.Geez, some of you fellas are gonna have this guy so scared to even try....lol.
It makes a bang but it doesn't shoot anywhere. It isn't a cannon.
GL
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I've never had one come off like that, maybe eventually.Oh yeah it most certainly can using the hydraulic method. Good idea to leave belt on or secure like has been said above. I had one fly a good 4 feet and hit the plywood wall hard.
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If you remove your clutches yearly it seems to help. My 1 cents
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Had a friend's clutch pop off - go over his shoulder and across the garage.......I've never had one come off like that, maybe eventually.
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