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Figure 25
1. Clutch bracket
2. Barrel
3. Cable housing
3.
Grasp the barrel with 1 hand and lift the cable
housing lightly
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Note:
Lifting the cable housing at the barrel
should remove the slack from the cable but
apply no tension to the spring.
4.
While holding tension on the cable, use your
other hand, rotate the jam nuts until the nuts are
flush to the clutch bracket
5.
Tighten the jam nuts to secure the barrel to the
bracket
(Figure
25).
6.
Check the tension of the control cable. Repeat
steps 2 through 4 until there is tension on the
Dyna-Clutch cable but no tension on the spring.
Note:
If there is too much tension on the cable
and spring, the Dyna-Clutch will not release
completely. If there is not enough tension on the
cable, the cable may disconnect from the pulley
bracket.
7.
If you need to make a finer cable adjustment,
perform the following:
A.
Loosen the 2 jam nuts slightly
B.
Rotate the jam nuts to clockwise to increase
cable tension or counterclockwise to
decrease tension
C.
Tighten the jam nuts to secure the barrel to
the clutch bracket
8.
Start the machine and set Dyna-Clutch to the
R
position for a few moments, then move the
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Dyna-Clutch to the S
4. Spring
5. Cable
6. Locknuts
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(Figure
25).
(Figure
25).
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25).
(Figure
25).
position.
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Note:
If the blades continue to rotate when the
Dyna-Clutch is in the S
much tension on the clutch cable. Shut off the
engine and repeat step
not rotate when the engine is running and the
Dyna-Clutch is in the S
Adjusting the Belt Guide
1.
Place the Dyna-Clutch lever in the R
2.
Measure the air gap between the belt and the
belt guide
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1. 6 mm (1/4 inch)
measures-air gap
2. Belt
The air gap should be approximately 6 mm (1/4
inch). If an adjustment needs to be done, perform the
following:
1.
Loosen the hex-flange head bolt that secures
the belt guide to the engine plate
2.
While keeping the top of the belt guide parallel
to the belt, move the belt guide toward or away
from the belt until the air gap is correct
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3.
Tighten the hex-flange head bolt that secures
the belt guide to the engine plate
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until the blades do
position.
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(Figure
26).
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3. Belt guide
4. Hex-head bolt
position.
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(Figure
26).
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26).
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