you can use the water method it works better than any clutch puller in my opinion. Here are some instructions i have found.
Remove Cluch bolt.
Flip sled on side use hot water from tap fill hole.
Use the clutch bolt start with 1 wrap and getting thicker as you get to end of threads 2-3 wraps of teflon wrapped in direction so threads won't unwrap it. Don't over do it.
Thread in clutch bolt it will be about 1-2 inches away from even touching the clutch it will slowly build pressuse the water will spread the crank to clutch taper and clutch will come off like butter! This will make a large pop sound.
The Water Method usually wont work with the Puller!!!!
The tapered pin bottoms out on the crank and then doesn't compress any water! Use square end clutch bolt
The bolt threads into the clutch first, then goes loose, there is a void, it then threads into the crank. when you fill that void with water, and start the bolt into the clutch, the water pressure will become so great, that before the bolt even makes it to the void, the water pressure blows the clutch off the taper.
