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Mice in the clutch housing
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Posted by Dave@NY on December 31, 2003 at 19:51:13 from (216.42.140.67):
Been toying around with a Regular that I resurected this last month.The clutch has always been kind of strange.Had already taken a lot of mouse nest out through the access hole.Today I pulled the clutch cover and shaft off.WOW!! Couldn't believe how much more nest there was tangled around everything.Also found a handfull of hickory nuts and two dead mice.The pressure plate,disc and flywheel look OK.The pilot bearing feels rough when I turn it and the bearing on the clutch shaft is loose.Put it back together anyway just to see how it would act.Much better! Have to add two new bearings to my list of stuff to get.
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