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Brad1
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Topic: Power Director clutch discsPosted: 20 hours 15 minutes ago at 4:25pm |
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Hello all, 1961 D15 series 1, I would like to know if anyone has used power director clutch disc for sale. At the moment new discs are not affordable for us right now. Any leads would be greatly appreciated too. Thanks guys
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DrAllis
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Posted: 18 hours 4 minutes ago at 6:36pm |
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If you brought me your Power Director clutch and said "rebuild it like it was your own", I almost for sure probably wouldn't replace ANY drive discs or separator plates. Not saying that I absolutely wouldn't, but highly doubtful;. You'd have to have the clutch run dry on oil or be so badly shimmed by someone who had no idea what they were doing to warrant their replacement. If those parts aren't warped, they are probably good for re-use. I would replace C-clips as needed, all the six rollers and most probably the two ramp plates. The Low and High drive hubs if badly worn would be considered for replacement t. That's it. So, why do you think you need all 7 drive discs??
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Brad1
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Posted: 2 hours 23 minutes ago at 10:17am |
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Thanks for your quick and honest reply. After a lengthily explanation my response to you was deleted by a "system error" whatever that means. So ill post a few pics instead.
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Brad1
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Posted: 2 hours 8 minutes ago at 10:32am |
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I'll try again, yes low oil and the shims were way out of spec. long and short were used in the center location, huge gap. A few clutch linings are at or beyond the ware indicators and a few are gouged. High temp discoloration on a couple of them. The brass collar let go and made a real mess, a nut from the collar bolt must have gotten in between the brass collar and the slipper tube (I call it) and wiped out the cog on the slipper tube. I never found the one missing nut after a very thorough search. I have a replacement brass collar and the cast piece that activates it. Also have a clutch housing with the engagement linkage on the way. I'm learning as I go on this one.
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DrAllis
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Posted: 1 hour 35 minutes ago at 11:05am |
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You could settle for a D-14 clutch (identical) or a D-17/19 clutch (almost identical) and wind up with all the parts you will need.
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