Yes, we use petroleum jelly all the time for needle bearings, it works good. The golden rule has always been " its not how much grease you use, but how often you use it", keep in mind grease breaks down with heat. excessive grease will only be discharged into clutch plates or onto shoes, so use a small amount, wipe away any excess. dont be afraid to grease clutch several times a year.
Hey I’m thinking about buying a Norman cheetah clutch but are you able to mess with the gear ratio
Excellent video. Can you do a video on how to adjust the engagement rpm on that Noram Cheetah clutch ? Thanks, Jeff
I have been told the Max Torque has a bronze oil impregnated bushing & only oil should be used & not grease.
I read on the bully clutch website to grease the bearing with Vaseline. This doesn’t seem right, but is it an option?
Yes, we use petroleum jelly all the time for needle bearings, it works good. The golden rule has always been " its not how much grease you use, but how often you use it", keep in mind grease breaks down with heat. excessive grease will only be discharged into clutch plates or onto shoes, so use a small amount, wipe away any excess. dont be afraid to grease clutch several times a year.
I still think you are crazy about not leaving a tiny bit more extra grease on the parts, but how often you do it is the killer point.
Good vids
I HAVE AN OLD MAX TORQUE CLUTCH AND THE OUTER HOUSING FEELS SLOPPY IS THERE A WAY OF REPLACING THE BRONZE BUSHING
Yes, the bronze bushing can be pressed out and a new one pressed in its place.
@@ntcdrifttrikesllc1726 any idear were to find the bushing
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