Can you abuse a clutch without making it smell like burnt clutch? Or is that the definition: if you heat it up enough to smell, then you've abused it?
I was backing my utility trailer up my driveway over the weekend, and I had to slip the clutch the whole way. It's a short 4x8 so it requires slow going and frequent correction. I didn't smell anything out of the ordinary afterwards, but it made me wonder about it.
I know clutches are a wear item but I'm not sure I want to swap one all the same.
I was backing my utility trailer up my driveway over the weekend, and I had to slip the clutch the whole way. It's a short 4x8 so it requires slow going and frequent correction. I didn't smell anything out of the ordinary afterwards, but it made me wonder about it.
I know clutches are a wear item but I'm not sure I want to swap one all the same.