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Cub Flywheel removal?
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Posted by GNB on May 08, 2005 at 16:50:11 from (205.188.117.138):
I pulled the engine out today in my 49 cub. A couple of questions. How is the flywheel removed? The manual said to index the clutch before removing it from the flywheel. What does this mean? The clutch assembly appears to only have 6 bolts holding it on the flywheel. I have not taken neither the flywheel or clutch off yet. Can it be taken off as an entire unit? Thanks GNB
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