Diagnosing an indexing problem on Lee Six Pack Pro (Pro 6000) 

Wrapped with duct tape and trimmed it. 90% fixed. Put a slight bend in the 90 degree angled section, (Left tape)100% fixed it. THANK YOU!

thanks for sharing this video, it helped me to solve the problem of the annoying noise caused by the freeplay.

Not a single word spoken, yet had all the angels showing the issues & solutions with detailed descriptions... You dropped this 👑

As an update...I used some heat shrink for the upper part of the shaft and the flat portion you wrapped with tape. Thanks again...problem solved.

I had the problem and replaced the clutch. That fixed the issue...at least for now. I was having the same exact problem. The inside of the clutch had a bit of buggered up corner and I assumed that was what it was...now I see it probably wasn't the issue. Here's the easy way to see if the issue is too much play...simply put your finger down on the top of the rod and apply pressure while operating the ram. As soon as I did that, the problem went away. I will keep the old clutch knowing that it probably wasn't too badly damaged...I bet the tape trick would have been just fine for my issue.

Bro this video just made my day😭 God bless you😎👍

This problem goes away for me by lifting up the twist rod, turning it 90 degrees and lowering it in again. The driving clutch is a cross and it seems one direction is tighter.

I was having the same problem. I solved it using white grease on the index rod. Try to see if your driver clutch is ok and try to do it.

Poor long term testing from Lee. Seems Lee is guilty of this type of thing more and more lately.

I had the same problem and just fasten the 2 screws under the shell plate fixed it for my.

Good Stuff! Thanks!

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