98 Polaris Driven Pulley
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98 Polaris Driven Pulley
Original setting is 2-2 If havent done before,place spring in helix(upper) and install in second hole at bottom,ALIGN wider spline in helix into wider spline on shaft,push down slightly,hold upper clutch sheath and helix while turning bottom sheath counter clockwise 1/3 turn, hold both sheaths and knock helix down (helix normally will stay down) either install circlip with free hand or can use c-clamp visegrips to hold sheaths while installing clip. Upon release,clutch should snap back and you should be able to feel spring tension. Good luck
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Don't let the hp numbers fool you. Its all in how you get it to the ground. Clutching clutching clutching!
Don't let the hp numbers fool you. Its all in how you get it to the ground. Clutching clutching clutching!
98 Polaris Driven Pulley
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: old polaris tech
Original setting is 2-2 If havent done before,place spring in helix(upper) and install in second hole at bottom,ALIGN wider spline in helix into wider spline on shaft,push down slightly,hold upper clutch sheath and helix while turning bottom sheath counter clockwise 1/3 turn, hold both sheaths and knock helix down (helix normally will stay down) either install circlip with free hand or can use c-clamp visegrips to hold sheaths while installing clip. Upon release,clutch should snap back and you should be able to feel spring tension. Good luck</end quote></div>
That is the best instructions I have seen on how to do that[img]i/expressions/beer.gif[/img]
Original setting is 2-2 If havent done before,place spring in helix(upper) and install in second hole at bottom,ALIGN wider spline in helix into wider spline on shaft,push down slightly,hold upper clutch sheath and helix while turning bottom sheath counter clockwise 1/3 turn, hold both sheaths and knock helix down (helix normally will stay down) either install circlip with free hand or can use c-clamp visegrips to hold sheaths while installing clip. Upon release,clutch should snap back and you should be able to feel spring tension. Good luck</end quote></div>
That is the best instructions I have seen on how to do that[img]i/expressions/beer.gif[/img]
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