Comet Clutch 4-post Spider Tool on 2040-parts.com
Gregory, Michigan, US
Up for grabs is a Comet Clutch 4-post spider tool that I made. It worked perfectly for separating my Comet clutch. Been out of Snowmobiling for a long time now and have no need for it.
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