Genuine OEM replacement kit used on Gas Trimmers and Tillers. This part includes: Clutch Drum, Clutch, Clutch Washer and the Screw which has a left-handed thread. A centrifugal clutch is a part that uses centrifugal force to connect two concentric shafts, with the driving shaft nested inside the driven shaft. Today's centrifugal clutches will function even when they shouldn't, far beyond the point of when they need to be replaced. Keeping an eye on equipment performance will determine when the centrifugal clutch requires attention.
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Trimmer would rev way up and stop spinning the shaft. It got worse and worse untill it virtually unusable. Ordered part.
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There was a handy repair video on YouTube that explained every step of the process. I think it was from this website (90% positive). It answered the question of how to lock down the motor so you can remove the clutch. (spoiler-shove a short piece of rope into the spark plug hole). And then tap the clutch off with a screwdriver and hammer.
Remove the clutch cover. remove the spark plug and place a section of rope into the cylinder with some remaining out side of the cylinder, this is to stop the engine from rotating. Remove the the clutch drum by removing the screw inside of it. Remove the clutch by striking the edge of it with a screwdriver and hammer. Install the new c
... Read morelutch and screw the clutch drum back on. Then screw the clutch cover back on. Remove the rope from the cylinder and replace the spark plug.
1. Removed covers
2. Removed clutch piece wedged under housing
3. Removed housing with allen wrench
4. Watched your video took out spark plug and put rope in to stop piston;
5.used adjustable wrench to remove middle of clutch; 6. installed new clutch
7 put spark plug back in
8 put shafts back on motor
... Read more 9 put housing back on
10. Started right up
Thank you for your prompt service and how to videos
I removed rear cover, removed the carburetor, unhooked throttle cable. Took off the clutch by binding the piston with a piece of rope. I took of starter, disconnected the wire. I let the starter rope feed back into the pulley to release the tension in the spring, then removed the tabs that hold the pulley in. Re-tension the spring, then p
... Read moreut everything back together. The I removed the old clutch and reinstalled the new one.
I found out you don\'t need to take off the carb, if you just remove the throttle cable.
1. Remove lower string assemble curved arm for easier positioning on work bench
2. Remove 1 set screw holding upper shaft to black clutch cover, loosen bolt and nut holding upper shaft to clutch cover, slowly pull shaft from black clutch cover.
3. Remove 3 screws securing the black outer cover and gently remove cover.Use care
... Read more, wires and throttle cable remain attached.
4. Using Allen wrench,remove recessed screw holding clutch cover (silver in color) and pull off.
5. Clutch is screwed onto the shaft, left to loosen, right to tighten. I use a large Crescent wrench and a small screwdriver inserted in to the pull rope assembly to prevent the shaft from turning while loosening.
5. Reassemble in reverse order.
Note: When reinstalling the black outer clutch cover, look at the position of the wires and throttle cable, make sure they don\'t interfere with throttle handle, squeeze the throttle handle several times to insure smooth operation.
1. Remove gas and spark plug
2. Use a piston stopper or use a small rope the size of the starter pull rope and insert into the
spark plug hole to stop piston from turning.
leave a long peace outside of the plug to pull it out when finish.
3. Remove 4 hex screws from the plastic outer clutch cover.
4.
... Read more Unscrew hex screw from the center of clutch cap, cap comes off with screw
5. Use adjustable pliers to unscrew clutch..
6. Replace new parts in the reverse order, washer goes between clutch and clutch cover.
7. Remove rope and insert spark plug and add gas.
8. Prime it and started trimming.
Removed outer housing cover exposing the clutch assembly. Took t-20 torx to undo screw holding clutch cover in place. After exposing clutch took two pair of channel lock pliers to remove clutch that is threaded on. Removed threaded new clutch on and tightened put new clutch housing on and tightened screw to hold in place. Put cover back o
... Read moren tightened screws to hold in place and just like new.
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Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
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