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    Posted: 21 Apr 2024 at 12:40pm
I've an HD6 with a very hard to pull main clutch. It functions once pulled but to engage and disengage it takes much more than the 25-30 lbs the manual says. In reading the manual I see nothing dealing with this. It only deals with a loose clutch engagement. Any one able to point me in the right direction?

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The cluch shaft sleeve need lubrification and the greace fitting is on belhousing plate inspection
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Thank you! I'll try that and see if that cures it.
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There is also a possibility that the line/tubing/whatever connecting the grease fitting to the
clutch shaft sleeve inside is damaged or broken and the grease hasn't been getting to the sleeve. It may be worth a look inside the inspection plate.
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Also hard to engage if it is adjusted to tight. But lubricate the linkage and sleeves as the others advised first.
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Lube the sleeve and also you might have to back the cultch off a notch or so , lube the ever pivot also . I had to rebuild mine and made a new brass sleeve for throw out bearing .
 One thing is do not idle machine while in gear , only in neutral and clutch engaged as it will wear the sleeve .
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Thank you.
I don't idle it in gear or with the clutch engaged. I'll start leaving the clutch engaged if that's better on things.
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Idle in neutral  , clutch engaged for longer life .
I put a ceramic clutch disc in my HD5 so  little or no slip now on clutch 
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