750 Breganze starter clutch

Pay close attention to the Back Plate cover on the starter clutch - It tends to come LOOSE causing the Dogs to missalign and chatter or jam.

The Rivets tend to loosen- Best thing to do is replace the rivets by tapping a drilling and use bolts or simply Tac-Weld the Back Plate to the drum.

If the Drum Rolling Cone is brused you can smooth it by placing the Drum in a Drill press and with true it with a flat file then polish it.

Of couurse if the Dog Rollers and springs are damaged you need to replace them.

Another items you may have to replace are the Case and Clutch Cone seals.
 
Thanks for the reply

I just checked and yes the back plate is moving on the rivets. Once I get the unit off we will see what has been going on inside.

Any idea where I could locate these parts if required?

Cheers Rob
 
If the snout on Clutch housing is bruised you can run a bolt through it ,mount it on a drill press, smooth the snout with a sharp flat file and polish it.

If the Dog Cylinders are not damaged you can use them but most times the spring are sprung and you have to replace them.

If the Back Plate is loose it will not feed the DOG Cylinders properly and bruise the snout on the Starter Clutch.

Just don't warp the Back Plate when you tighten her down - Bolt or Tac-Weld.

Assemble the Starter Clutch with a Moly Grease.

Think about it - It's all about JAMMING the Crank Shaft.

In all the Back Plate has to be tight so the Dogs don't miss-align.

Them Rivets are a weak point on the Breganze Stater Clutch.

One ting about a Breganzie is that no matter the amount of distuction you can FIX IT on your Kitchen Table.

The Wife may object o:)
 
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