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I guess the world is a pretty small place - I have a friend of mine who is named Butch Ferguson (here in Sullivan). As far as any specific knowledge of Komatsu machines, I have none - but if I could see what was going on, I might be able to help. There must be a trick to it. My grandpa always believed that if someone else was smart enough to design and build something, he should be smart enough to be able to fix it. I try to live by that (although it has cost me lots of time, money, and skinned knuckles). From reading your previous post, it sounds to me like the clutch pilot is the tube that the throwout bearing rides on. It probably bolts on, so one should be able to unbolt it. I would assume that you would then slide the drive axle back into the differential to get it out of the way. Can you tell what it is hanging on? That would probably be able to tell you what you need to try to move, then you can see what it will take to move it. Keep me posted, I will try to help any way I can. Hope this helps. Dale(MO)
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