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What is the threaded hole opposite the air inlet in my clutch for?

October 1, 2009 22:41 by author

Mach III thru shaft clutches and all combination clutch/brakes require installation of an anti-rotation arm to prevent rotation of the cylinder. The attached file contains installation recommendations.

Anti-Rotation Arm Mounting Instructions.pdf (99.79 kb)

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