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curbsidegold 
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 Topic: Need help with slipping clutchPosted: November-22-2004 at 1:37am |
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Other than kicking the kids out of the front seat ... did you come across a more 'mechanical' solution
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Posted: November-19-2004 at 2:26pm |
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Yea, don't let your son take it out with out you.
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Posted: November-04-2004 at 1:49am |
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I have a mid 1960's Graymarine 4-75. It has the Capital gear system. Reverse works like a charm, but under load in forward position, the clutch slips causing the engine to race along with loss of forward momemtum. If I lean heavily on the gear lever I can gain some traction in the clutch.
I have tried adjusting the drawbolt on the clutch, and have even tightened to the point of beginning to strip the head of the drawbolt, but I can't seem to get the lever to 'snap' into forward position. Has anyone out there had a similar problem or has any ideas of either adjustment or repair? Thanks. SM |
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