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HD 5 steering clutch
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Dave H (NE) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 04 Feb 2020 at 3:18pm
Have all bolts out of the clutch on each side and the pins out of the brake band. Book says to lift out assembly, but can't get it to move. clutch was full of a mouse nest and would not release. Any thing I am missing? Ideas?
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The stering cluch flanges have a lip on and you need 1/8 inch each side from the brake drum
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They 'Should' Slide away from the clutch pack on splines, might need a little coercion.
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1/8 on each side is what I was thinking. But will not  move, need some heavy duty coercion I guess.
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Ah, mouse piss, nature's gorilla glue...Wink
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Call Tom.    LOL Leon
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If you could leaved the stering cluch lever engaged with pression and knocking on side flange it't could help
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