Help!!! Clutch removal

[GreenEyedGemini]

Hello all, I just bought a 212cc predator motor to replace the 6.5hp greyhound that is dying on my go kart, I can not get the clutch off. I have looked for set screws and found none soaked with penetrating oil. What am I missing? Photos here. They are uploading so if the link doesn't work try again in a few minutes I have horrible cell service at my house. http://imgur.com/a/Xc5et

 

[karl]

Nothing is holding it on, except corrosion!

When you do re-install, alittle anti-seize goes a long way.




*Gentle taps , if this does not work, more oil, time , and thinking!

I would not want to heat that, or use a puller. It may damage it.

 

[GreenEyedGemini]

Thank you so much!

 

[Bbqjoe]

Option #2.
Spend $60 beans on ebay and get a new one.

Fresh engine, fresh TC. <<<<<Good plan!

 

[GreenEyedGemini]

Option #2.
Spend $60 beans on ebay and get a new one.

Fresh engine, fresh TC. <<<<<Good plan!

Thanks! We have the engine on, got the TC on, then realized the TC sprocket is a #35 and the large sprocket on the cart is a #40 so we have to go buy a #35 sprocket to match the TC. I'm going to go ahead and replace all the axle bearings as well once I figure out sizes lol.

 

[bob58o]

Thanks! We have the engine on, got the TC on, then realized the TC sprocket is a #35 and the large sprocket on the cart is a #40 so we have to go buy a #35 sprocket to match the TC. I'm going to go ahead and replace all the axle bearings as well once I figure out sizes lol.

Or you can replace the TC sprocket to match the large sprocket.

It is usually cheaper to get a TC sprocket than to get a rear sprocket and so much easier to change. I'm going to sell my buggy before I try to pull the axle again. LOL

 

[GreenEyedGemini]

Hahaha we have the axle pulled (the bearings needed replaced anyway) but we can not find a large sprocket for it everyone I've contacted told me the sprockets that fit this Ken bar are almost impossible to find