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bigd
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Subject: Secondary clutch spring | 2009-04-26 20:41:35 |
Posts: 398
Byron, Minnesota , USA
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Can anyone tell me how to take the secondary clutch out of a 660 rhino? I have had the secondary clutch just about out and it hits the 1" tubing that the seat sits on?
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07 660 Rhino/ Blue/ Wifes 07 Grizzly 700 Camo, 27" swamplites/black ss108 rims, handguards,mirrors, 2500 warn winch,amsteel blue rope,overfender kit
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bigd
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Subject: Secondary clutch spring | 2009-04-27 07:39:09 |
Posts: 398
Byron, Minnesota , USA
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I did some surching on some other sites a persons just uses a pry bar to get the secondary off the shaft.
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07 660 Rhino/ Blue/ Wifes 07 Grizzly 700 Camo, 27" swamplites/black ss108 rims, handguards,mirrors, 2500 warn winch,amsteel blue rope,overfender kit
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MudchuckR
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Subject: Secondary clutch spring | 2009-04-27 22:57:01 |
Posts: 13
GP, Alberta , Canada
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Noooooooooooooooooooo you can either damage the sheave or bend the transmission shaft by prying on them. Pull the plate off that holds the lock pin for the seat, and just lift up on the engine, the rubber mounts give enough to get the sheave off.
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2007 660 Rhino
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Airborne LT
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Subject: Secondary clutch spring | 2009-04-28 22:41:46 |
Posts: 1095
Fort Campbell, Kentucky , USA
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Took mine apart tonight with no issues. All you do is take off the support rails for the driver's seat........it all comes out really easy.
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2009 RZR S//// 2008 Camo 700 Rhino, 26" Terracross on black SS212, Front and rear J-Strong bumpers, J-Strong roof with cd player and lights, VDI!!
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Hitre
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Subject: Secondary clutch spring | 2009-06-09 20:22:42 |
Posts: 56
Fredericton, New Brunswick , Canada
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How about changing the sheave? Is it a fairly straigh-forward process? I'm wondering if I should have the dealer do it...but that's quite a bit of $$
Thanks
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2007 700 King Quad, Twin Air, 26" Dirt Tamers on SS 108's, Quadrax Rear Seat w/Clarion sound, Kimpex foot pegs.
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