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How easy to get?  Part number? 

Someone have one laying around close to NE Ohio?

I need to change out my single disc flywheel so I can upgrade my transmission.  I have a flywheel already.

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Larry

1959 B61 Liv'n Large......................

Charter member of the "MACK PACK"

 

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Interesting.  I'm not versed in all this so it seems strange it was a twin disc?  My 237 came from a fire truck and was a single disc.  I want to upgrade so I can put a 13 spd in it.

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Larry

1959 B61 Liv'n Large......................

Charter member of the "MACK PACK"

 

They can be made for a push clutch, but then you loose the clutch brake. 

Is the bell you have now made to SAE spec's?  If so, I think you can use the single disk set-up with a push front bearing retainer on the trans. That would have to be "special ordered" as very few use a push clutch.

The Bell on my 9 speed has the holes below the input shaft for a push clutch yoke.

Edited by Geoff Weeks
3 hours ago, D-Day said:

I have one I think it's on a 711 not sure it's the same but it did have a twin disc push type clutch and the starter is on the right, I am quite a good distance from NE Ohio in western NC

Some of the later triplex and quads came with a twin disc push clutch terry:MackLogo:

28 minutes ago, Geoff Weeks said:

They can be made for a push clutch, but then you loose the clutch brake. 

Is the bell you have now made to SAE spec's?  If so, I think you can use the single disk set-up with a push front bearing retainer on the trans. That would have to be "special ordered" as very few use a push clutch.

The Bell on my 9 speed has the holes below the input shaft for a push clutch yoke.

They made a clutch brake for a mack push clutch, it had a lever that went down and pushed a disc against the counter shaft.  Terry :MackLogo:

Heck, If I could just use my single push and get a shorter input for a 13 spd that would make things a HUGE amount easier.  It would be a bolt in.  I have a 2" input currently.

Only reason is my triplex is just gone and want something that is smooth, quiet and stays in gear.

I just need to find a box that has side mounts for a Mack application.  I could even live with a 10 spd if I had to.  Just needs OD.

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Larry

1959 B61 Liv'n Large......................

Charter member of the "MACK PACK"

 

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