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Ingersoll Rand — The Clutch Housing (105) has left-hand threads.

A Ingersoll Rand service procedure — check it applies to your exact model before use.

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Procedure

  1. 1. Secure tool in vise with leather-covered or coppercovered jaws, clamping on Inlet Adapter (25). Using a strap type wrench, remove Clutch
  2. Housing.
  3. 2. Remove clutch assembly from tool.
  4. NOTICE
  5. Springs (82) and (83) are loose and may fall out.
  6. 3. Secure a 1/4” hex wrench in a vise. Then place Bit Holder (100) and clutch assembly on it.
  7. 4. Remove Snap Ring (84). Using a 7/8” wrench, remove Adjustment Nut (85).
  8. 5. Remove Adjustment Washer (86) and Clutch Spring (87).
  9. 6. Remove Retaining Rings (88).
  10. NOTICE
  11. Removal of Ball Sleeve (91) releases six Balls (97).
  12. 7. Slide off Guide (89), Spring (90), Ball Sleeve, Thrust Race (92) and Thrust Bearing (93).
  13. 8. Remove Thrust Race (94), releasing six Balls (98).
  14. 9. Remove Retaining Ring (103) and rotate Bit Holder (100) to remove twelve Balls (99).
  15. 10. Separate Bit Holder and Spindle (96), releasing eleven Balls (99).
  16. Disassembly of the Gearing

Source: manual:16575284_ed2_b.pdf. Figures and steps are as documented; always cross-check against the official manual and any later revisions for your exact serial number before servicing.