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I can't get the clutch of my t-nytro dump thing has a love affair with the motor any idea's
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You need to get a good puller. I have tried the Western Power pullers and they just mushroom and bend. I like the SLP pullers the best.
Tighten your puller as tight as you can (before it breaks). Use a heat gun not a torch on the clutch. it will take a little time but after about 5 min with the gun TAP on the clutch a little with a dead blow hammer. It will come off. Do not put anti-seize on shaft when you put it back on if you don"t want it to fall off. DO NOT BEAT ON THE PULLER OR BOLT TO GET IT OFF...YOU CAN TAP. (KEEP IN MIND YOU ARE BEATING ON THE CRANKSHAFT THAT SPINS AT 8800 RPM.) Just my 02.
I have put anti-sieze on a lot of cluthces and never had a problem...... yet
Actually you are beating on a stub shaft that is spinning at 8000 plus rpm (the crank is separate). It's still bearings though, so maybe not the best to smash it.Tighten your puller as tight as you can (before it breaks). Use a heat gun not a torch on the clutch. it will take a little time but after about 5 min with the gun TAP on the clutch a little with a dead blow hammer. It will come off. Do not put anti-seize on shaft when you put it back on if you don"t want it to fall off. DO NOT BEAT ON THE PULLER OR BOLT TO GET IT OFF...YOU CAN TAP. (KEEP IN MIND YOU ARE BEATING ON THE CRANKSHAFT THAT SPINS AT 8800 RPM.) Just my 02.
I had 2 like that. I tried grease/freezing water; hammer...nothing worked. The only thing that did work in both cases was turning the inside shaft red hot with a propane torch while tightening the puller.
The clutch is a tapered shaft. The only way to mate a tapered shaft together is clean and dry.