Yamaha Clutch Removal
Never mind! Please forgive my ignorance. I just realized the entire unit must come out, so I will need a puller.
My 81 yamaha ss440 is causing me huge headaches. The belt slips. Clutch will not try to engage until it high rpm's. I think its sticking and I want to pull the clutch to clean the shaft and check the unit out. I have the retaining bolt out, but can't get the clutch off the shaft because there is not enough room between the end of the shaft and the shell/sheetmetal. What am I doing wrong or not doing. does the motor need to be moved? Any help will be appreciated. I have 4 1/2 feet of snow in my yard and can't enjoy it.
My 81 yamaha ss440 is causing me huge headaches. The belt slips. Clutch will not try to engage until it high rpm's. I think its sticking and I want to pull the clutch to clean the shaft and check the unit out. I have the retaining bolt out, but can't get the clutch off the shaft because there is not enough room between the end of the shaft and the shell/sheetmetal. What am I doing wrong or not doing. does the motor need to be moved? Any help will be appreciated. I have 4 1/2 feet of snow in my yard and can't enjoy it.
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