Toro Greensmaster 1018 Service Manual page 76

Removing the Clutch Bearing (continued)
Installing the Clutch Bearing
Traction and Reel Drive Systems: Service and Repairs
3. Remove the clutch cable from the fork shaft (17); refer to
Clutch Cable (page
4. Remove the retaining ring (13) from the fork shaft (17).
5. Slide and remove the fork shaft (17) and clutch fork (14) from the bell housing
(18).
6. If necessary, remove the flange bushing (10) from the clutch fork (14).
7. Remove the 2 locknuts (22), 2 bolts (1) and clutch hub clamp (2) that secures
the external clutch hub (3) to the engine drive shaft. Slide the external clutch
hub (3) towards the engine.
8. Remove the transmission gear box assembly (20); refer to
Transmission Gear Box Assembly (page
9. Remove the retaining ring (4) that secures the clutch disc (5) to the
transmission gear box shaft. Slide and remove the clutch disc (5), friction
plate (6), compression spring (7) and slider clutch disc assembly (8).
10. Use a press to remove the bearing (9) from slider clutch disk (8). Discard the
removed bearing (9).
11. Inspect the clutch component for wear or damage. Replace the components
as necessary.
12. If necessary, remove the flange bushing (10) and bushing (16) from the bell
housing (18).
1. Ensure that the clutch components are cleaned before assembly.
2. If removed, install the bushing (16) and flange bushing (10) to the bell
housing (18).
3. Use a press to install the bearing (9) to the slider clutch disk (8).
4. Slide and install the slider clutch disk assembly (8), compression spring (7),
friction plate (6) and clutch disk (5) onto the transmission gearbox shaft (20)
and secure with a retaining ring (4).
5. Install the transmission gear box assembly (20) onto the engine base; refer
to Installing the Transmission Gear Box Assembly (page
6. Slide the external clutch hub (3) onto the slider clutch disc and secure with
the clutch hub clamp (2), 2 bolts (1) and 2 locknuts (22).
Note: The inner mating surfaces of the clutch disk (5) and the external clutch
hub must be flush and with in 0.75 mm (0.03 inch).
7. Torque tighten the bolts (1) to 10 to 12.4 N∙m (90 to 110 in-lb).
8. If removed, install the flange bushing (10) into the clutch fork (14).
9. Apply anti-seize lubricant on splines of the fork shaft (17).
10. Position the clutch fork (14) in the bell housing (18) and slide the fork shaft
(17) into the clutch fork (14) and bell housing. Secure the clutch fork with
the retaining ring (13).
11. Install the clutch cable onto the fork shaft (17); refer to
Cable (page 7–10).
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Removing the
Removing the
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Installing the Clutch
Greensmaster ® 1018/1021/1026
18238SL Rev B