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Kit contains:
2" pipe end cap drilled 5/8" then cut on diamond saw(to access snap ring)
5/8" threaded rod with nuts and washers

instructions

This tool kit is used for disassembly/reassemble of rear clutch. For changing spring or adjusting belt by removing or adding shims.

If you can't make your own this is a nice kit. Same one I use on my 650 P
$16.95 + shipping of $4.50, send money order or check to 650 Twintool, P.O. Box 102, Sibley MO
Money back satisfaction, Checks cleared before delivery 64088

 

Running out of Kits
Thank you for the orders.



650 TwinTool


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People are actually ordering this from you? They have got to be insane, considering you're charging triple what it would cost them to get the exact same thing. I also find it kind of strange that you've already gotten enough money orders from the 9th when you posted it to the 12th that you've run out already. The must be using Fedex of UPS overnight to get these checks/money orders to you.

Don't mean to come off like I'm flaming you, just making an observation.

 

Free enterprise system - people don't have to buy it if they don't want to. But some people can't or won't make their own compressor and will be happy to shell out the $29.45 for the correct set-up.

 

Prairie Twin is pretty damn smart, there's lots of people out there that would rather just buy a kit then make in on there own, plus I'm sure it's allot cheeper then Kawi's tools. Wish I would have though of it..[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

Thanks for everone's replies to the Threads.

This add has been seen is other sites as well for over a month now.

Thanks again..................................PRAIRIETWIN .................................................. .................................................. ..


PS the deal I got on the snap ring plier set is what I'm running out of. Therefor Clutch Kits will become Clutch Tool For Sale for 650 Prairie.

 

Free Enterprise, indeed! Prairie Twin is trying to fill a litte "niche" in the market. Good for him!