Morgan TW2061 (Derby)

I see I wasted my time again trying to help....... Why do I even brother?

I think just start just using the site for my own research purposes and keep my fingers away from the keyboard when it comes to replying. This site is just not good for my mental health. Especially on days that start out like a bad Monday morning that last all week
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post #10 makes sound like you are pulling the clutch to verify what already had found.

Today is just of those days. everytime I stick my head out the door to work on something it starts raining.
 
If it makes any difference......What you found didn't mean that is what is on my machine. Until I get it off, I won't know.
I am taking the chance on purchase based on you and what I found on the internet.

Where a rain hat.
 
Won't help as I got soaked head to toe in a sudden downpour Saturday. I was working a SP mower Sun shining in face so roll over to left side next thing I knew I was running for the truck which was close thing around at the time. I even end pouring water out my work boots which I having to wear until they are dry. Last pair that his happen I dry over a heat vent and could even get them on. Leather does shrink and harden after it is that wet.
 
I was finally able to remove the old clutch from the shaft. There are no marking on the old clutch. I have to believe that this was a replacement clutch put on some time ago. The spacer above was broke and fell off. On the bottom there were several washers to make up for the missing washer that should have been on there.
It looks like OX Clutch is going to fit perfectly. I have ordered some hardware for remounting that clutch. then I'll know for sure it'll work.
 
For anyone who might be reading this forum .

The absolute best way to remove a frozen on electric clutch off of a mower................... Penetrating oil (a lot of it) letting it sit and an impact air tool.
The clutch fell off after I hit it with the impact.

One other note!!! Don't try the impact on your hand to see if it works. IT DOES AND IT HURTS.
 
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