So let's see you got this crusty old motor with a clutch on it that's worth a damn. Okay rough shape but you want to take the thing off. Let's say you don't have the correct puller for it. Well there is a trick and they're done it I've never done it before but I'm gonna try it tonight. It's called the water trick. Okay I'm gonna do a quick video on how to do the water trick on a primary clutch. I don't have any playerous pullers. I've got a playerous motor with a clutch that I have a feelings very seized on there so we're gonna find out how good this goes but I got some water poured down in there. I'm actually gonna pour a little more. Might be a little too much we'll see. I got a bolt of the correct threads. I don't know. I'm gonna try Teflon tape wrapped all the way up beside of it and see how that goes. Yeah I think you just start it then run it in with an impact to try to create some hydraulic pressure and pop this clutch off. I'm gonna do it now. I just keep spitting my peeling my Teflon tape off pushing my water out. Not getting a good seal. Try again I guess. I'll just push it down. Take the slippane of that. one more. Just paste it, paste it. If you look here guys, this was a pretty rusty one. Rusted on there pretty well. I actually ended up letting it soak a couple days with PB Blaster and then topped it back off with water and wrapped the crap out of this bolt with Teflon tape. But as you saw she flew right out there. First time doing the water trick.