clutch puller ?

edgey

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I tried to take the clutch off my 15 rmk with the clutch puller I used for my 07 700 dragon and it don't work so what puller do I need?

 

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Should work fine.

 

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edgey said:

I tried to take the clutch off my 15 rmk with the clutch puller I used for my 07 700 dragon and it don't work so what puller do I need?

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do it again with some heat.

 

edgey

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It don't thread in the clutch its like the puller is to long

 

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Thats strange, my puller works on all my sleds from 2000-2011. Should be the same one right up to the new axys engine i think.

 

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My brother has my puller I used ony edge rmks I'm going to try that one when I bought my dragon it wouldn't work

 

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I think something is up here because it's been the same pulled forever. Since the 2000.5 mid season edge 600 came out right up until the 14s

 

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Yes the Pros are not so deep, you have to grind down the tip of the puller. Just make it smooth and put grease on the tip.

 

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sledneck_03 said:

do it again with some heat.

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Ohhhhh....heat on the clutch? Near the bearing?

 

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Ever try doing the water trick?? Tilt sled on it side so clutches are up. Pull primary bolt out wrap threads in Teflon about a dozen times. Fill hole where bolt came out with water. Put bolt back in and start to tighten it. Acts like a hydrologic removal. Do it all the time on my doo.

 

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That won't work on a poo the clutch bolt don't screw into the clutch. You would just be squeezing the water inside the crank where the bolt screws into it.

 

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edgey said:

That won't work on a poo the clutch bolt don't screw into the clutch. You would just be squeezing the water inside the crank where the bolt screws into it.

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U sure? Another guy in a different said was doing it on his pro?

 

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eman0993

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edgey said:

That won't work on a poo the clutch bolt don't screw into the clutch. You would just be squeezing the water inside the crank where the bolt screws into it.

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Well I dug a little further looks like it does work on the pro from reading past posts.

 

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I tighten the puller and then pour hot water over clutch. pops right off.

 

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edgey said:

That won't work on a poo the clutch bolt don't screw into the clutch. You would just be squeezing the water inside the crank where the bolt screws into it.

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What puller are you using? Pretty sure mine is an EPI but I will double check and its done every 600/700/800 from 2000.5 to 2014. Unless the 15s have a different clutch. And that is everything from the 121" to 163"