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Ya so any suggestions on the best way to clean this mess up.. I never have dealt with this before...
BELT FIBERS/STRANDS IN Driven clutch
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Help.... :face-icon-small-hap
Start digging!
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Spread your clutch sheaves like you're going to change the belt and start cutting and unwinding the cords.
sharp knife
start cutting, and pulling, then blow out with compressor
start cutting, and pulling, then blow out with compressor
Yes, cut/snip as possible. We used a tree saw on the trail once but be careful about scratching the sheaves.
Open up the sheaves as if changing a belt. I suppose there is a way to do that with the clutch off the machine too but I haven't had need to do that. Maybe a long bolt thru a few pieces of wood or old hifax.
Open up the sheaves as if changing a belt. I suppose there is a way to do that with the clutch off the machine too but I haven't had need to do that. Maybe a long bolt thru a few pieces of wood or old hifax.
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It seems that's its nearly all the way apart and just crammed full of strands.. I am making little head way in getting it back to normal.. I am thinking maybe just take the whole secondary apart.. Also can't figure out a way to make sure there fully extended with it off....any buddy wanna shed some :light: for me on those two ideas?
If your wondering why its off the machine its cause I sheared the carriage bolt that goes into the spline of the dd trying to open the sheaves more after I pulverized the belt in the woods. Belt literally rained a asbestos type substance all over under the hood.. Biggest piece was maybe 1"x1"
If your wondering why its off the machine its cause I sheared the carriage bolt that goes into the spline of the dd trying to open the sheaves more after I pulverized the belt in the woods. Belt literally rained a asbestos type substance all over under the hood.. Biggest piece was maybe 1"x1"
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Just take it apart its a lot easier then you think. Unless you have a torsional secondary then you might need a second person to put it back on but still only takes a few extra minutes.
