Thank you for the video

Thanks this video helped a lot

Like a BOSS 😊

Thanks 4 the info 🇺🇲

Black spring does not go in that easy for the layman after they've done half a million like you maybe it's easy that someone who's done it like three or four times and failed and cussed you out to no end it doesn't work that way old man

Such a clear demonstration and explanation of what you are doing with this clutch assembly. Well done. A good teacher. I know more now, thank you.

so, a harder spring is much better ???

I’ve been working on getting the spring in the shoes for 4 hours

Can you guys make a video of cutting the shoes so there are 9 then install?

Trying this once i get 62 gram shoes and yellow spring in the mail

Thank you so much I took mine apart it flew apart I was wondering how the hell I was going to get that spring back in awesome video

I know I’m extremely late but where did he get that spring for the clutch?

Masterfull!!👌👌👌

hello please I need that clush

nice job //////// Gotta luv old school

Colonel Potter? From MASH 4077?

My eyes went what,,,, very quick installation for clutch...especially the 1 inch pvc.. 👍 great video..

How long is the spring in cm?

Great video! I’m considering using one of these high quality clutches as part of an electric start for My Ryobi 900 Propane Generator. We add an electric start system to the 1.5HP 40cc (60-70psi of compression) and the one way bearing assembly we use is making a lot of noise. We are now considering the use of a clutch, which may be a quiet solution once the engine is running. The clutch itself would only engage when the starter motor is spun. Mounting the centrifugal clutch to the starter motor, and the clutch housing which engages upon higher rpm, to the engine flywheel assembly. It’s the opposite of how a centrifugal clutch is often applied, however may work well for our application.

great video

Thank you. I've been struggling with reassembly for 60 minutes

where do i get the maxtorque spring please reply

Thanks! Worked great!

10 thumbs up!I just watched a vid where the guy struggled... with a helper to get that spring in properly. You made it soooooo simple. ThanksWM

I have an extra clutch can it be modded by dropping out the teeth and welding on a v belt pulley?

Kool

hello sir.., I am planing to use this clutch in my fuel efficient car...do you have any idea about its efficiency....weight reduction idea is best...i will definitely implement that.

perfect example of a correct demonstration. well done! Thanks

Thanks Jim! Excellent Instructions

I took that first ring off and in won't come off?? I need help

POR QUE NO ESTAN TRADUCIDOS AL ESPAÑOL LOS VIDEOS PARA ENTENDERLOS?

very nice.my clutch is a #35 with 12t.from amazon.does that mean i need a # 35 chain?

Do you know how to take the pulley off of a drum?? Looks like just a press fit.

My clutch is belt driven, but looks interchangeable w/ this chain driven type, correct?? They go for $60 at TSC, wish I'd gone ahead & got it. Thanks for sharing this, take care from Tn.

I mean this video for 6 years old very clear

donde lo puedo comprar

very helpful

Señor muy buenas noches muy bonito su video mi nombre es Yen Noriega, estoy construyendo un Drift Trike quisiera me ayude para moder construir un embrague que materiales necesito y mas medidas o donde lo podria conseguir gracias de antemano saludos desde Peru.

We thank you too.

SO WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY A YELLOW SPRING? I NEED ONE

This will be very helpful when I replace the cemtrifungal clutch on my gokart. Thanks!!!!!!

Best tip I've seen in a long time!!!!

Excellent video

I have a question, on bicycles between the gear teeth are more pedal reaches more speed. Now if I change the gear to cluch by the star that leads the spoiler bar tires and I put Star cluch to the bar this would reach more serious speed or slower. but I am new at this I just finished my courses in welding and cnc machines and have many things that come to mind and before to spoil the best parts wonder.

I thank you sir for such a nice video,,,now I can fix the thing w/o going nuts....=+)

Excellent video

If the hole in the board was bigger you wouldn't have to take the gear off the drum.

I don't see why you need to screw the drum to the board. Seems like it will stay in place just fine.

Great presentation and info! Thanks!

In the sprocket part is the brass bushing suppose to be sticking out of the back some? Or is it flush with the front part? I took mine apart and it kinda got messed up and I think the brass bushing has moved some.