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New clutch time?

clhiller

clhiller

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What do you guys think about this clutch plate? Time for a new one? I never had any issue with it slipping or anything, but it is cheap and easy to replace now that its out.
 

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hartmandm

hartmandm

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I think it looks decent. But since it is already out, you may as well install a fresh one.

I had the same situation. Pictures attached are of the clutch disc I removed and a rebuilt disc that I then installed. I don't think there was a large amount of difference in the thickness.

Mike
 

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husky drvr

husky drvr

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clhiller said:
What do you guys think about this clutch plate? Time for a new one? I never had any issue with it slipping or anything, but it is cheap and easy to replace now that its out.
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Check the depth from surface to rivet heads on BOTH sides of disk. One side usually wears faster.
 
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