clutch adhesive?

[NA73 70]

A while back I ran across a thread that listed an epoxy/adhesive to use with clutch material and can't seem to find it. Did a search and not sure if I'm not looking for the right keywords or what, but the thread did not come up. 

So basically, my 520 will need a replacement of the clutch material in the not-too-distant future and rather than spend $100+ on a new clutch disc, I'd rather just get the material and make one - I can get the clutch material from a local place. 

There are 2 options for material, a high coefficient or a medium coefficient. I'd guess the higher-coefficient would be better for a PTO.  

 

Anyone have a recommended adhesive to use?

 

thanks.

Edited March 29, 2023 by NA73

[peter lena 8,589]

@NA73 no advise on cement , but some on the reason for clutch wear , how easily do the belt driven attachments move by hand from the drive belt start point ?  can you make them spin up without effort ?  typically collective bearing lubrication failure , will turn an intended rotational movement point into a sled drag . my neighbor has nothing but screaming / squealing  starts to anything he has . started with my mule drive bearings , same as those in mower deck , also pto cone drive bearings . like a hi temp 55o + temp rated / polyurea grease , that will not fail . detail every movement point , for function . just a suggestion , pete

[953 nut 55,124]

12 hours ago, NA73 said:

Did a search and not sure if I'm not looking for the right keywords or what, but the thread did not come up.

Is this the one you were looking for?

 

[RJ Hamner 1,007]

I think the adhesive you are looking for is GOOP "Automotive".

Works like a champ on the PTO brake and the brake drum

[peter lena 8,589]

@RJ Hamner  also used GOOP  for shoe repair , with todays chinese foot wear , as the sole starts to get a little squirrely , you can feel it loosing up , used a small c clamp and wood squeeze pads over night . walk a mile in my shoes , pete 

[NA73 70]

@953 nut

yeah. that looks like the thread I was looking for.

thank you. 

I'll take a look at the GOOP, too.

@peter lena 

the mower spindles and snowblower all turn easily by hand and I try not to overload the snowblower.  

I also don't know how many people owned the machine before I got it. 

Edited March 29, 2023 by NA73

[ri702bill 8,296]

4 hours ago, peter lena said:

used a small c clamp

NO, No use C CRAMP for Offshore Shoes  (my bad)