[wjw11teen]

does any one have pictures of a primary clutch removal tool, they made,

or will I have to buy one?

if so where is the cheapest place to buy it at

thanks< bill

 

[05-BF-750]

No you can't make one that I know of. EPI, Dalton and ebay sales them. They look like a long bolt. I think I paid like $30 or $40 for mine.

 

[chaosfury777]

you can make them but thats one area of our quads that i dont want to risk screwing up. i ordered mine from epi and it works great. id suggest go that route.

 

[88rxn/a]

they have been machined, but the price is about equal to buying one form EPI....

https://www.erlandsonperformance.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=EPI&Product_Code=PCP-10

 

[GeneralV]

They have to be hardened...

 

[werks]

Really? For An internal thread on an ALUMINUM clutch? Thinking A BOLT of the correct diameter/pitch + shaft of the correct length will do the job! & yes I've pulled hundreds of em!

 

[windriver]

Really? For An internal thread on an ALUMINUM clutch? Thinking A BOLT of the correct diameter/pitch + shaft of the correct length will do the job! & yes I've pulled hundreds of em!

Interesting. I thought this exact thing and made a puller at work and tried it. I came very close to screwing up my crankshaft! Take my advise and buy a GOOD clutch puller, this isn't a good place to try saving a little money. Mine is a genuine Kawasaki, but Dalton and EPI sell good ones (as already pointed out). DO NOT get one of the cheap Chinese ones off e-bay.

 

[GeneralV]

Way to bring out the defribulator on this thread. Lazarus would be impressed.

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[tyesko]

Way to bring out the defribulator on this thread. Lazarus would be impressed.

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Lol. Ya. 3 and a half years!

 

[reds650]

Really? For An internal thread on an ALUMINUM clutch? Thinking A BOLT of the correct diameter/pitch + shaft of the correct length will do the job! & yes I've pulled hundreds of em!

I made one with a grade 8 bolt machined down works great
Clutch puller tool drawing. - Kawasaki Teryx Forum

 

[bunnycop]

I have one you can borrow if your close to Altoona, PA....