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1929 M6 Clutch parts |
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Outer driven clutch plate on the left, you can just a slot for the key which transfers torque to the mainshaft via a matching slot - the same key is also pushed outwards by the clutch actuator arm and a long rod (plus missing ball bearing, short rod and adjuster) in the centre of the hollow mainshaft.
The large spring applies pressure to keep the clutch engaged, retained by the nut/washer piece that has a slot for a split pin to go through a matching hole in the mainshaft.
The smaller spring applies pressure to the kickstart gear to its left, keeping it engaged with the matching ratchet on the back of the inner driven clutch plate.
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