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NC IA | 15-20 years ago I used to do a dozen clutch jobs a year before most everyone got modern fancy loaders with wet clutches. I’d blow this out and wouldn’t have really thought twice about it.
But it’s been many moons since I’ve come across an asbestos disc, especially one blown up this bad. With lung & respiratory health being of top concern lately, I am thinking twice about how to proceed.
What does Agtalk’s OSHA & medical team have for advice?
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Asbestos clutch— now what?
