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Bunk: I wondered about using a cutoff wheel, but that needs a" eyes on it" to decide. I'm cheap, considering the S*** Job aspect I like your suggestion of replacing the clutch with a non OEM one. Decent price too. I would assume a warranty of some sort also.
Looks like ripping the bearings out of that clutch assembly has a high probability of going south. Also has the friction material been used up so you end up with a clutch with new bearings and used up clutch. Trials and tribulations of being cheap and working on stuff built by bean counters.
Good Luck JLG
James Geraci
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