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Old 04-14-2024, 09:53 AM
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Hi all,
In the process of rebuilding my cub cadet original's clutch. While I was, a neighbor of mine told me I should resurface it with a lathe while I have it apart. I don't have a lathe but is there an alternative way I should resurface it?
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Old 04-15-2024, 04:22 AM
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Belt sander if it's not rusted and pitted.
You need a good crosshatch on it if possible.
But a lathe would be a better alternative.
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Old 04-15-2024, 05:20 AM
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Send it off to "Parts by Jeff" at the top of the page. I'm sure he could take care of that for you.

Fins, do you do that type of work?
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Belt sander if it's not rusted and pitted.
You need a good crosshatch on it if possible.
But a lathe would be a better alternative.
What do you mean a good cross hatch?
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Old 04-17-2024, 02:24 PM
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Belt sander if it's not rusted and pitted.
You need a good crosshatch on it if possible.
But a lathe would be a better alternative.
Also what grit should I use? my clutch isnt super rusted, i sanded one of the discs a little with 400 grit sandpaper because it was uneven, it wasnt rusty but it was just black and dirty if thats okay?
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