jchamberlin
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Patrick James Fitzwater: What you have drawn looks to me like Item 11 in the diagram below:
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Judging from the parts listing, it is still available from the manufacturer, and even though the part may not be listed on all of our sponsor's web sites, I'm sure they could get it for you at a good price, it doesn't seem to be all that expensive; especially when compared to what it would take to make a replacement.
Bottom line: You could get your clutch working for less than $50.00.
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128Clutch4Patrick_James_Fitzwater.htm (12.4 k)</td></tr></table></center>
Judging from the parts listing, it is still available from the manufacturer, and even though the part may not be listed on all of our sponsor's web sites, I'm sure they could get it for you at a good price, it doesn't seem to be all that expensive; especially when compared to what it would take to make a replacement.
Bottom line: You could get your clutch working for less than $50.00.