GASOLINE ENGINE, MUFFLER, FUEL SYSTEM,
AND CLUTCHES
Clutches
15
CLUTCHES
The following service tools are required to disassemble the clutches properly and are available from a service parts
representative
(Figure 15-24, Page 15-29) and (Figure 15-25, Page 15-29)
CC P/N 103865301
3
2
1
1. Spring compression nut (CC P/N 102606101) 2. Spring compression collar (CC P/N 102605201)
3. Spring compression base (CC P/N 102603501)
2498
Figure 15-24
Drive Clutch Service Tool – Three-Weight
Design
2499
Figure 15-25
Driven Clutch Service Tools
CLUTCH TROUBLESHOOTING
See General Warnings, Section 1, Page 1-2.
Use a tachometer during vehicle operation to determine if the engine begins to lose RPM when the vehicle climbs a
steep hill. Check the engine RPM and governor adjustments. If these adjustments are within specifications, there is a
clutch problem.
See Engine RPM Adjustment on page 15-25.
If the clutches are not operating properly, perform the following:
1.
Check the governor and throttle settings.
See Engine RPM Adjustment on page 15-25.
2.
Inspect both clutches for dirt and debris buildup on component parts. Clean the exterior surfaces of both clutches
with water to remove any dust or dirt, then drive the vehicle and check for proper operation.
page 15-30. See also Driven Clutch on page 15-34.
3.
Check the clean clutches for wear.
4.
If cleaning both clutches does not solve the problem, disassemble and thoroughly clean all parts in the drive
and driven clutches.
5.
Check the drive clutch rollers and weights for wear.
See Drive Clutch Cleaning and Inspection on page 15-31.
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