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Comet Burman 175X clutch lever
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<blockquote data-quote="nkt267" data-source="post: 16546" data-attributes="member: 245"><p>When you look at the lever '175X' there should be a raised sort of half round sticking out on the side nearest the forked push rod '330X'. This acts as an extra cam to give more travel to the push rod and often gets ground off during normal use over a long period of time. It could be a previous owner reversed the lever to try to get more movement or just got confused. Don't take too much notice of the amount of thread poking through 331 as I have a few that are different lengths.</p><p>When I fitted my Conways clutch I cut the original push rod to fit. I would push the clutch push rod into the mainshaft if I was you and adjust the nut '331X' with 328 (fit retaining screws between adjustments)until the top of the lever is nearly touching the inspection cap aperture, when you put pressure on the pushrod, and then cut the pushrod to size a little at a time until the action of the clutch suits you..John</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nkt267, post: 16546, member: 245"] When you look at the lever '175X' there should be a raised sort of half round sticking out on the side nearest the forked push rod '330X'. This acts as an extra cam to give more travel to the push rod and often gets ground off during normal use over a long period of time. It could be a previous owner reversed the lever to try to get more movement or just got confused. Don't take too much notice of the amount of thread poking through 331 as I have a few that are different lengths. When I fitted my Conways clutch I cut the original push rod to fit. I would push the clutch push rod into the mainshaft if I was you and adjust the nut '331X' with 328 (fit retaining screws between adjustments)until the top of the lever is nearly touching the inspection cap aperture, when you put pressure on the pushrod, and then cut the pushrod to size a little at a time until the action of the clutch suits you..John [/QUOTE]
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