clutch brake

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  1. #1
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    Jun 2011
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    clutch brake

    this is what i like to know.is there suppose to be a brake unit on the secondary which is attached to the gear box?im thinking of making one cause im not going to grind those gears.i hear guys make some sort of brake for this and there is a flywheel that can be used near the gear box.whats the deal on this?

  2. #2
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    Apr 2010
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    winnipeg mb
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    im thinking of the same thing last hunting trip i wore a hole in my boot by putting it on the secondary too stop it and put it in gear.Would like too make somting also,hate buying new boots every trip.

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    I've often thought about mounting up a bike mechanical brake to it and having the lever on the bar.

  4. #4
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    innisfil,ontario
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    ive got the easy solution.and im gonna do it.mount a kill switch on handle bar,just a simple one.type from an older snow machine would work great.

  5. #5
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    no,that wont solve it.put an old rupp engine in it,electric starter,electronic ignition,forced air,oh yeah,life of luxury.25hp rather nice!!will see how this set up behaves when i put it in gear and go from there.have it running by next sat.body work all done, 1/4" shiny aluminum checkered plate bolted to the front and underneath another foot.rather nice!!cup holders for drinkies are next and my portable c.b also.new treated wood on the floors with lush carpeting and padding,rather nice!!new very cushiny seats as well to take care of the rough ride on everyones bum

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