June 18, 200917 yr My C15 has a clutch actuator (pivot) that threads into the timing cover. I have been told the Cub is the same. It interfaces with the cable and rod. When rotated into the correct location, the threads are not tight. Does this matter? Will it flex around an destroy the threads? Is there a standard correction? Is seems like the threads should bottom as the correct position is met.
June 18, 200917 yr Nothing to worry about I'd say. Mine is the same, if you screw it tight it is way out of line for the cable so it needs to be backed off. It was like that when I got the bike and has probably been like it for years. Hasn't caused any damage to the threads.
June 26, 200917 yr Manufactuing tolerances wouldn't allow.... Don't forget the little ball bearing in the cup.
June 27, 200917 yr Hi Guy's If you have some spare cash and own a "Cub" I would buy one of Duncan MacDonalds conversions as this is a brilliant bit of engineering and solves any clutch adjustment problems in one. PS I have tapped a cub thread out to a bigger size. Regard's Charlie.
July 2, 200917 yr Hi Guy's Try This http://www.armac-design.com/Armac_Design/Welcome.html OK. Regard's Charlie.
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