i have a 2001 warrior 350,i replaced the clutch 1 1/2 years ago,only has maybe 7 hours of running time,and it started to slip,so i took it apart and the 3 middle friction plates where metal on metal. i had to adjust it a couple of times,but was that bad,only thing i can think if installed it wrong. i installed it before i had a service manuel. any suggestions of what else it could be?

 

barnett clutch??If so the Kevlar pads are prone to breaking of and causing all kindsof problems,just like those cheap ebay kevlar brake pads..Junk,look into getting a EBC clutch kit..Much better..

 

Not to Belittle or anything, but is toodmh offering common good information or is this just a one-man opinion.

I am truly interested in more input on this opinion, as I have one I'm about to have to put new clutch in. It only slips a little and would be un-noticed by someone who didn't ride it much.

Barnett out?

EBC Better?/Best?

Thanks in advance

 

I am looking for an illustration/picture of how and where a plow mounts to a Warrior 350 (2000). Does anyone have a picture or know where I can find one?
Thanks.

 

the clutch i bought was a EBC i was told it was the best to get,but i have a feeling i installed it wrong.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Terrellster

Not to Belittle or anything, but is toodmh offering common good information or is this just a one-man opinion.



I am truly interested in more input on this opinion, as I have one I'm about to have to put new clutch in. It only slips a little and would be un-noticed by someone who didn't ride it much.



Barnett out?



EBC Better?/Best?



Thanks in advance</end quote></div>

I've heard the same thing about Barnett. EBC is the way to go for the money, as far as I can tell, mine should be today, and on this afternoon.

 

two metal plates should never be next to each other get a book, read ,do it right the first time. u installed it wrong it is an easy thint to ***** up if u have never done one before

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: woodsjunky

two metal plates should never be next to each other get a book, read ,do it right the first time. u installed it wrong it is an easy thint to ***** up if u have never done one before</end quote></div>

well he siad friction plates so I would think not, and to miss 3 in a row and put in place three drive plates is inpossible.