removing the clutch basket

[justinklumb29]

Iam tearing my motor down and was wondering if there is any way to remove the clutch basket without the special tool

THanks

Justin

[DIRTBIKEZ]

You can rivit a steel and friction plate together then jam a rag between the basket and the tranny input gears.

[BdBanshee]

Just use the correct socket and an air or electric impact, the nut spins right off.

[locogato11283]

Just use the correct socket and an air or electric impact, the nut spins right off.

351555[/snapback]

im in agreement here.

[ledofthezep]

im in agreement here.

351575[/snapback]

Yepper!

[broke]

Yepper!

351576[/snapback]

Another yes.

[RNBRAD]

Another yes.

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Nope you all are all wrong!!! J/K I probably should of tried that. I did what DIRTBIKEZ did cept I bolted the friction and metal plate together.

[fixitrod]

Both work. Depends if you have an impact or not. You can also weld some tabs on a piece of steel (a long handle) that slide into the grooves of the inner hub to hold it in place.

[PUSH THE THROTTLE]

Or you could use a clutch holder too.

[sheefreak]

Just use the correct socket and an air or electric impact, the nut spins right off.

351555[/snapback]

Works everytime, just tough when it comes time to torque it back down, might want to go w/fixit's idea for this reason.

[fixitrod]

Works everytime, just tough when it comes time to torque it back down, might want to go w/fixit's idea for this reason.

351950[/snapback]

 

The fiber and steels put together with a wrag in the gears works for this too. I think I had to use two steel when I use to do it that way though. The started to twist and want to come out. I suppose it would work with one steel and one fiber screwed together if you can keep it straight in there.

[BdBanshee]

Works everytime, just tough when it comes time to torque it back down, might want to go w/fixit's idea for this reason.

351950[/snapback]

 

I just impact it back on, never a problem yet.