MTC 30343 Secondary Drive Clutch Puller Tool

This tool is similar to Polaris tool 2871056 but requires modification in order to be used, and you need to cut off 5/8" of shaft in order to use. Once modified, works perfectly to remove XP 900/1000 driven (secondary) clutch.Tool is (somewhat) hardened steel, can be cut by hand (hacksaw, approx. 20 mins.), cutoff saw/wheel, or equivalent. You may want a grinder to true it up and chamfer the tip.Once modified, works like a charm in removing the DRIVEN (secondary) clutch, this tool is NOT for the drive (primary) clutch, that is a separate tool.Polaris recommends applying a light film of grease to the shaft spines on reinstallation of clutch. This helps prevent rusting of the shaft, and aids in future removal if needed. See Polaris shop manual for details, torque specs, etc.

Worked well. No issues.

A MUST FOR POLARIS CVT ATV OWNERS

Fit perfectly and removed clothes with no issues.

Worked great, good buy!

I had the same problem as others, it was just slightly too long, I had to cut the end off a little bit. But then it worked great, secondary it came right off

Pulled the secondary clutch off a 1990 Polaris Trail Boss with no problem. Clutch was frozen, so couldn't get the belt off without pulling the secondary clutch.

If you are buying this to pull the secondary on a Polaris ATV it is about 1/2in to long, so I simply cut off that much and it worked like a charm. On Polaris ATV's the secondary clutch should slide right off of the splines, but many of them rust on.