6.5hp/196cc honda clone flywheel torque question

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SAT

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#7
Mine is a retired recoil starter cord with a suitable-sized stopper knot in each end. Gotta have one, easy and simple. I have one in each Stihl chain saw case. Good for... remove clutch and replace the bar oiling assembly when it fails.
Hope this helps, I don’t know about the luck part.
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DeadPixel

DeadPixel

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#10
#10
I flipped my clutch around and grabbed the back side of it with a pipe wrench. Don't know if it is good for the clutch but worked for me. I lost the tool I welded for this. Going to buy a torque converter hub and drill it so I can bolt it to the block for this. The back piece that has the key in it. There about $20 if I remember right.
 
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T-Town Mini

T-Town Mini

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#12
CarPlayLB said:
NO! Don't use a piston stop unless you want a hole in your piston! Use some nylon rope and stuff it in the cylinder
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The stop that I use has a nylon bumper on the end to protect the piston:



I don't remember where I got it...probably some Karting catalog from way back for use on the KT-100. I've used it many times on small engines over the years without any issues.
 
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