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I have replaced the clutch on a 1100 and it had the wierd "specialty" nut on it. I grabbed an old socket from my toolbox (snap-on lol) and welded 4 tabs on it so I could unscrew the nut.

However, it is now my 1000 that has a bad clutch (or getting there) and I cannot for the life of me find that tool I made

sooo..... I am just wondering what you guys use to get the clutch off.

Maybe octane or some other savvy individual can tell me what socket size would fit on top of the nut but not around it (if I make any sense) so I can make my tool again before I tear the engine apart.

thanks in advance

I have the drawing to make one but it is in a pdf. Maybe I can email it to you?

Steve

Hey Whiskerfish, I'd love to have that drawing.

Sent. Let me know if ya get it ok.

I did, and most impressive! Thanks!

yeah please e-mail it to me as well
thanks!

Spaniard

Need an email addy. Mine is listed if you want to sent it to me and keep yours off the forum.

e-mail sent. thanks 8)

http://geocities.com/ray_wojtak/motorcycle/socket.htm

This guys got the drawing for the tool.
also shows how to make a cruse control using car cruse control.
dk

Yea that is the same drawing I have. I just could not figure out how to post it being in a pdf format??

thanks to both of you. I am actuallly going to weld the tabs on the socket (just to make things difficult ) I'll post a photo once complete

WF if you want to send me the pdf file I can convert it to a jpg for you so you can post it.

boxesofparts

Yea sounds good but I need your email. If you want just fire me one and I will send it back. Used to be back when I was Fakir that I could do stuff like this but my photoshop days are long gone!!