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Originally Posted by Aircomet
Unfortunately, I do not have access to a lathe at this point. And I have been having a difficult time finding a reputable machine shop around here for small jobs like this. So, I made do with lightly sanding the surface rust off of the plates and making them smooth again. It is in the back of my head that this might cause issue; but, I am confident enough to give it a shot. Worse case I’ll pull it back out.
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I would have made a post on this site looking for someone that trued clutch discs.
One of the reason(s) to turn your clutch plates on a lathe is to make sure the clutch plates are flat. There could be less contact area which will cause your clutch to slip. I had to rebuild a few clutch assemblies because the owner didn't do that step. Most times it does damage to clutch disc and in some cases they had to be replaced.
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