clutch problem
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Normally I clean the motor shaft up with some sandpaper, make sure theres a good keyway, put a little grease on the shaft and then the clutch should easly slide right on. Then install a bolt with a lock and flat washer into the end of the motor shaft to hold it on. (although some clutch models use set screws to hold them on)
You'll want to put a couple drops of oil on the clutches bushing (or needle bearing) every once in a while. Just put a couple drops where the outer edge of the gear meets the motor shaft and the oil will work its way in. (dont use too much when you oil or it will get into the clutchs shoes inside and probably make it slip)
If your having trouble instaling your clutch, give us some more info and we can probably help you out.
You'll want to put a couple drops of oil on the clutches bushing (or needle bearing) every once in a while. Just put a couple drops where the outer edge of the gear meets the motor shaft and the oil will work its way in. (dont use too much when you oil or it will get into the clutchs shoes inside and probably make it slip)
If your having trouble instaling your clutch, give us some more info and we can probably help you out.
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