How to Attach Spindle to Chainsaw Clutch?

Harutz

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Hi.
So my chainsaw engine has an open-faced clutch.
I am having a really tough time coming up with a way to mount a spindle to it.
The best I can come up with involves either
(a) a plate mounted on the engine side around the existing gear with tons of JB Weld bolted to a plate on the open side, which the spindle is mounted on, or
(b) a rubber pipe reducer held onto the clutch housing with a hose clamp

I have very little faith in either of those ideas.
Can anybody help me out?

Oh, yeah, and the "nut" section in the center of the clutch is stripped so I cannot remove the clutch to help attach anything to it.

Here's a picture of a similar clutch...
 

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open face clutch???

I have the same chain saw clutch how do I attach a spindle??? thanks Steve
 
If the clutch shoes are removed can you bolt a round plate in their place with a shaft in the center for direct drive?
 
Hi.
So my chainsaw engine has an open-faced clutch.
I am having a really tough time coming up with a way to mount a spindle to it.
The best I can come up with involves either
(a) a plate mounted on the engine side around the existing gear with tons of JB Weld bolted to a plate on the open side, which the spindle is mounted on, or
(b) a rubber pipe reducer held onto the clutch housing with a hose clamp

I have very little faith in either of those ideas.
Can anybody help me out?

Oh, yeah, and the "nut" section in the center of the clutch is stripped so I cannot remove the clutch to help attach anything to it.

Here's a picture of a similar clutch...

You must remove the stripped nut before any progress can be made.
 
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