Yes you can but the footpeg and brack lever may have to come off. I just tip the trike over to the left and don't have to drain it Especially if you take pictures and notes and have a free online manual to help you on how to take any portion of your machine apart. There one motor that has allot going on but they're not hard. No repairs are hard if you read ahead take notes and use the manual,
There is the main clutch, just like and manual clutch except your clutch opens via linkage (rather than a lever on the handlebars) in the motor connected to the manual clutch. That's why some people hold the gearshift up with their foot in any gear, punch it and drop the shift lever. Making it take off faster or wheelie; It's not a good thing to do for the drivetrain....
The other clutch is the centrifugal clutch where the shoes fly outwards at a certain RPM and at any point you stop it (1 thru 5 gears). The shoes stay in until the RPM's increase,There is a one way bearing in there that allows the starter to turn it over, or the kicker to turn it over. Yours sounds stuck but most likely it's worn out as well as the surface it rides on; sounds jammed and locked
Follow the book. get a piece of cardboard and make a crude drawing and push all the bolts thru the cardboard so you don't mess up the lengths of the case bolts.
The manual makes you a better mechanic and anytime I took a , I'd read how different things apart. Such as th 86/87 200X that have left hand threads and if they don't have the directions, they strip the crank. I have a good amount of stripped theads on that year model from all the meatballs using an impact driver right hand threads resulting in a stripped crank....
Last edited by Dirtcrasher; 03-07-2016 at 08:06 PM.
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