How to remove this clutch?

[dw1973]

It is on a Tecumseh OHV 6hp engine. There is no set screw to remove and it won't budge. Any help would be appreciated!

 

[mirage]

Are you sure there are no set screws? I have seen two set screws in one hole before .

 

[Erok000]

-removing-clutch

 

[dw1973]

Are you sure there are no set screws? I have seen two set screws in one hole before .

This clutch has a sleeve over the entire pto shaft....never seen one like that. Only one hole for a set screw and it appears there is no screw in there. I tapped it with a rubber mallet and it did not budge after spraying it with PB Blaster. A puller will probably ruin the clutch....

 

[Nitro]

Soak it down with Liquid Wrench. You could also use some heat,(torch).

 

[Oldsalt]

The best way in MHO is to use the pullers pictured. Never had a clutch damaged by this method and never had to beat on the end of the shaft, use heat of pry with bars and damage things. The down-side is that the pullers are expensive to buy. But if you know some one at a trans mission shop, maintenance shop, truck shop and etc. you can get it done in a few minutes without a hassle.

 

[useng1]

I'd split the sleeve with a die grinder along the keyway. Then, heat and quench the hub and use a puller to remove it. Or are you trying to save the clutch? If so, I have the pullers Oldsalt suggests. I'm not looking for something to do, but I'll stick my neck out.If all else fails, bring it to me and we'll get it off.

 

[metal man]

there is 2 set screw holes on there . if you look at this pic you can see where they are . http://www.oldminibikes.com/forum/general-minibike-talk/46488-max-torque-clutch-install-oiling.html
pull both screws and soak it down in spray oil .