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On that type clutch, I've put a hose clamp around the shoes to hold it together, start the spring in the shoes, clamp it in a vice to hold the spring in and work the spring into the other shoes. This requires removing the spider from the crankshaft. I'm talking the 6 shoe Homelite clutches but this doesn't look that different.
 
On that type clutch, I've put a hose clamp around the shoes to hold it together, start the spring in the shoes, clamp it in a vice to hold the spring in and work the spring into the other shoes. This requires removing the spider from the crankshaft. I'm talking the 6 shoe Homelite clutches but this doesn't look that different.
Cbfarmall: yes, I can imagine a 6 piece would be even trickier, making the hose clamp a good way to corral all those pieces! In my case, removing the centerpiece with the three arms is proving to be difficult as well and looks like I would have to fabricate some sort of gear puller to get it off the crankshaft: doable, but something I was hoping to avoid if there was another technique. The spring is really strong so definitely need a mechanical advantage to get that puppy back on. But thanks for the note, it may be the only way.
 

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