I came across this one and thought it might be a replacement deal for some of the clutch drums out there, anyone recognize it?
Thanks, Mark
Rob, I checked Y's website about those clutch shoe/arms and they show a clutch ass'y, but no individual part number, I looked at all the scooters, mopeds and such, thanks for the tip.
Also check out the lack of reciprocating weight on this hotsaw
could this a service replacement sprocket?
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Re: could this a service replacement sprocket?
That looks like the sprockets I have on my TabLoc clutches. They're very easy to change because the clutch nut holds them in the groove, so no snap rings are needed like on the MaxTorque clutches.
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Re: could this a service replacement sprocket?
Looks like one of those new flywheelless ignition systems less drag and faster revs ............
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Re: could this a service replacement sprocket?
Mark,
What is the inside diameter? I'm also wondering if it could be used to convert a chainsaw clutch into a kart clutch.
Terry
What is the inside diameter? I'm also wondering if it could be used to convert a chainsaw clutch into a kart clutch.
Terry
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Re: could this a service replacement sprocket?
I D is .627" (5/8") but a 9/16" ID bushing I have will press in.
I'm not familiar with a tabloc clutch, any pics?
Thanks,
Mark
I'm not familiar with a tabloc clutch, any pics?
Thanks,
Mark