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1tim185
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185 clutch
My 185 has to have the cluth down and the brakes pressed hard to get the shaft to stop turning so I can shift gears, is this the way it's supposed to work
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Eugene
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Re: 185 clutch
No. There are two pucks in a bracket, mounted on the rear of the fly wheel. When you step on the clutch the pucks engage, stop the flywheel.
The pucks are called "Lining Assy, Brake 2". Part # 404 642 R1.
The bracket holding the pucks may need to be adjusted. If the pucks are worn out, contact HamiltonBobs, advertiser on this site.
Edit. You need to remove the sheet metal panel in front of the seat. Service manual will tell you how to adjust and/or install new pucks.
The pucks are called "Lining Assy, Brake 2". Part # 404 642 R1.
The bracket holding the pucks may need to be adjusted. If the pucks are worn out, contact HamiltonBobs, advertiser on this site.
Edit. You need to remove the sheet metal panel in front of the seat. Service manual will tell you how to adjust and/or install new pucks.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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1tim185
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Re: 185 clutch
Thank you! I'll give that a try!-
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Re: 185 clutch
I throtle down my RPMs push the clutch all the way down. this disengages the clutch and applys the clutch break to the back of the flywheel on the transmision to stop it from rotating so you can shift gears. its hard to stop that flywheel if you dont slow down your engine.
Like Eugene said The buttons/ Pucks could be worn or needing adjusting. They are not 2 inch. the 2 in the quote refers to quantity required.
Like Eugene said The buttons/ Pucks could be worn or needing adjusting. They are not 2 inch. the 2 in the quote refers to quantity required.
You also have a bushing in the trans flywheel that the drive shaft goes into. this could be gauled or needing some lube to alow it to spin free from the drive shaft rotation.The pucks are called "Lining Assy, Brake 2". Part # 404 642 R1.
Pete from Virginia Beach
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