Reply to "Anyone have length of pivot shaft with clutch reduction kit?"

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Larry,

I'm not sure a floating pin is a good idea for this application. The amount of force placed on the shaft by the clutch linkage could cause a problem with the aluminum boss wearing if the shaft is allowed to move. Might be the reason the roll pin is there. Furthermore, the support bracket "7B598" above needs to be there, again because of the force applied to the shaft. I thought about drilling holes for hair pins but opted to use E-Clips. The E-Clips are not hard to remove with a small screwdriver.

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