clutch brake

[greggv2007]

secondary clutch

Hi RD. The clutch on my machine was so bad that I only got to run it about 1/2 mile before it piled up. This one was the same aproximate size and it seems to work great. I'll know a little more as the weather warms up, as I now have a second one to try out. They are both in the early 80's..

[Storms]

anyone ever tried putting some sort of brake on the clutch to stop it so as not to grind gears when shifting? just thinking today it wouldnt be that hard to do. just have to have a lever with a pushrod that would jam up against side of secondary to slow it down and even stop it. aynone have any ideas?? "storms" machine has some sort of lever through the firewall that looks something like what i was thinking of.

Ummm, the only thing sticking thru my firewall is the shifting lever...Just to let ya know! The 2 leather pouches and the hardcore anti-knee bashing foam pads are the only "mods" I have done to my firewall, so far.

[swampdonkey]

storms. right below your shifter there is another red lever. what's that for. not too familiar with your machine.

[greggv2007]

secondary clutch

Hi Swampdonkey The clutch I bought came from Medford Wisconsin. Paid $195.71 and $34.30 shipping. Got it in July 2008, Shipping may be a bit higher now but it was a lot cheaper tha argo dealer.

[greggv2007]

secondary clutch

Swampdonkey. If you want to see what my clutch is like, give me a call at 271-1598 and I can give you my address so you could drop by and check to see if it would be the same as yours.

[Storms]

storms. right below your shifter there is another red lever. what's that for. not too familiar with your machine.

Oh, that's not a lever, that's just the remote control for my winch, sticking out of one of the pouches I mounted to the firewall.
Seriously, It's not a lever. Again, all I have sticking thru, is the stock gear shifter.

My machine is an Argo 2005 Bigfoot 6x6, 18HP B&S Vanguard V-Twin motor.

[swampdonkey]

sorry man.. looked like it to me! nice machine anyways

[Storms]

Oh, no problemo at all, and thanks for the compliment.