CLUTCH BASKET REBUILD / REPLACING THE CLUTCH HUB ON HARLEY 6 SPEED 

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting and letting me know where you are from. Always blows my mind that I am reaching out so far. Very satisfiying and more than gald to help others out there if I can.

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Gald you enjoyed it Dave. Thanks for the kind words and comment.

Thanks so much for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment!

Ya work with what ya got. gald you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks glad you liked it. I do not know anything about the Assisted Slip Clutch and do not plan to learn about it. Actually I have never heard of it. Vintage bikes are where my skill set is, and my interest. Sorry I cannot help you out. Hopefully you can find another channel that will specialize in that.Thanks for commenting.

Glad you found it helpful. That is why I do You Tube. To hopefully help other on their way. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks for subscribing. I would guess that the hub is worn if the bearing fell right off of it. You can measure your hub to check the diameter against a new bearing, hub should be bigger than the inside of the bearing by a thousands or 2, but I would suspect that very likely the hub is shot. Thanks for the question. Hope it helps you out.

Good Question. I do not think there is really any other way to do it properly. Maybe somone out there has a solution and will comment. Sometime you just have to bite the bullet and find somone with a press. Thanks for the question and taking the time to comment!

​@itsmytimeletsgo in a pinch, threaded rod and nuts, washers etc. might work . Fine thread and as large a diameter as possible.

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It is an on going problem with the 6 speeds of those years. Transmission problems can also contribute to the problem. Bad bearings in the right and left sides allowing the mainshaft to shift, when going form 5th to 6th and back down to 5th. Usually you will get mainseal leaks when the bearings are bad as well. Good luck. Thanks for asking and commenting.

Princess Auto. Thanks for the question, and thanks for commenting.

You need to do the inner "0" ring on the engine, also you chould check the primary case bearing, race, and oil seal. They often wear out and cause leaking and should be relpaced. You can check the starter seal as well for wear. Thanks for the question and commenting.

Thanks for that. Do the HD splined parts stand up better now a days? Other than that my job went as expected, but anytime I open the outer primary should it be considered that replacement of that aluminum rubberized circular gasket, sealing the inner cover to the engine case, otherwise there's going to be some seepage?

@@DarrylMorin-ne6rw You are welcome. The splines work well but they also have their own problems with wear. I have seen some get pretty sloppy after some abuse, loose pulley, or just old. Yes I alway replace the "O" ring or gasket , primary to the motor on any job, just so as it does not come back to bite you later. Its a lot easier when you got it apart, and a real pain if you have to go back in. Not always possible, and the newer ones are lot better than the old O rings, but prefered if you can. Perfection and reality situations can sometimes be quite different. Thanks for the question and commenting.

They are big bearings so they do make some noise when you spin them. But they should not sound like the are scrapping, or rough turning, so to speak. You have to make sure to support the bearing properly, in the center, when installing the hub so as to not put pressure on the bearing itself. Thanks for the question and commenting.

@@itsmytimeletsgo thx for your reply! Ok, I checked with indy shop, he said its normal since its dry. It doesn't feel rough or like its scraping anything. Can't wait get it put back together!

I figured it was ok. Good luck with assembly.@@balmand4043

No mine is only a common small jack type 4 ton. Thanks for the question and comment.

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Hope it helped you out. Thanks for the comment.