john i had a local company remake a clutch plate for me several years ago. they sandblasted the old plate and finally found a spring to replace a busted one, and riveted on new friction material (they had to guess at the thickness, but must have been right). new rivets, and the thing was ready to install.
it was on an antique as hell silver king tractor. it still works just fine.
oh yeah. the costs were staggering. $104.00
Last edited by koolkar; 12/08/2007 5:38 AM.
