
"Mechanics Could Test Clutch Pressure Plates Before Assembling Transmission"
From the Paramount Journal, a weekly California-based newspaper
PITTSBURGH – InventHelp®, America's leading invention service company, announces that one of its clients, an inventor from Norwalk, Calif., has invented a tool for testing clutch pressure places and discs before putting a transmission back into a vehicle. This invention is patented and a prototype is available.
Mechanics could better
ensure that repair work has been done right the first time using
"Clutch Mastertest," a tool that would test clutch pressure plates
and discs. This cylinder-shaped tool, measuring 12 inches long,
would be composed of tool-grade metal. The top of the device would
feature a line-up rod screw and three-way handle. To evaluate
a clutch pressure plate and disc, users would align Clutch Mastertest
with the pressure plate spring, if all of the related components
are working properly, the disc will be easy to turn.
The inventor was inspired to create Clutch Mastertest while on the job. "As a mechanic I often experienced the frustration of assembling a transmission only to find out later that the pressure plate was bad," said the inventor. "I developed this tool to conserve time, and to eliminate frustration."
InventHelp® is attempting to submit the invention to companies for review. If substantial interest is expressed, the company will attempt to negotiate for a sale or royalties for the inventor. For more information, telephone Dept. 99-AMC-2563 at (800) 851-6030, or visit www.inventhelp.com.
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