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Originally Posted by megadork
It's a Neu 1515/1Y motor.
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If the clutch assembly won't go back any further, check that there is no material in the clutch assembly preventing it from being seated properly. Use a pick of some type to check. If it's clear, you will need to grind or cut the motor shaft down a bit. Neu motor shafts vary with their production runs, sometimes they are shorter, longer, have a notch in them, etc. The clutch assembly can accommodate 19-20mm shafts and shorter.
Put the motor in a plastic bag and poke the shaft through. Wear eye goggles and use a high quality cutting disc. Make sure the motor is held securely. Go slow and use a steady hand. If it's not a perfectly flat cut, use a grinding bit to shape it up a little. Nothing to it :) Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks.
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