MaxII T20 clutch movement question

[SCMay]

How much movement should the clutch on the t20 side have? I can move it about 1/8" the same movement like the way you would check a wheel bering on a trailer
Thanks

[hydromike]

Are you referring to in and out movement of the clutch on the shaft? 1/8" isn't that bad. The next time you change your fluid, check to see if the ATF has a shinier quality than you'd suspect. Sometimes, you can spin the dog-ear off of one of the thrust washers and it will spin on the center plate, which adds to end play. I think some overly-worn fiber washers (if your transmission has them; some did not...) can contribute to end play as well....

Again, you can live with 1/8", but keep an eye on it to make sure it doesn't get worse in fast order. A spun thrust washer will eat into a center plate fast; they're much harder than the plate material.

[SCMay]

No, I mean moving it up and down, so if I pull on it from the top toward the t20 case it would be at a slight angle

[racerone3]

That's not good. Fragged input bearing or the center hole in the center plate is egged put. I would tear it down and see what's going on ASAP

[hydromike]

Yeah, what Race says.... that's bad news. More parts can get damaged quickly if you have this much play in the shaft....

Let us know what you find out....

[SCMay]

Where is the best place to get rebuild parts for the T-20

[thebuggyman1]

For the small stuff, bearings, seals etc. try the factory. Contact Us - Amphibious Six-Wheel Drive All-Terrain Vehicles: MaxATVs - Call 1-800-255-2511
For the big stuff, drums, shaft, collars, try posting in the wanted section here Wanted

[SCMay]

Ok took it all apart and the input shaft is shot. And also looks like I need to replace the drum that runs in the bushing #162-903 on output side Both bands toward the outside look ok but the two toward the middle drums have ware spots.
Which is reverse?

[jpswift1]

I have an input shaft if you"re interested.

[SCMay]

I got one from Brandon at Reatatvs.com
thanks