You can make a tool with flat bar, maybe 60cm long. Cut another flat bar 20cm.On longer bar, at 20cm,drill a hole, plus 1 at the end of the shorter bar. Bolt them together.
Now you have a Y.
At the top ends of the Y, drill two holes and feed two ht bolts that will fit into the two holes you will see on the variator. Use two nuts to secure those bolts.
I have found I can put the handle part of the tool on top or bottom of the clutch bell for stopping it
from moving while using a torque wrench to tighten or loosen the big variator nut.
Super easy.
Make 60cm longer if you need to to ensure it can rest on the clutch bell, or alternatively long enough to reach the ground as the stopping force.
Note this:make sure the tool does not move or slip out while using the torque wrench or it will damage the variator fins. Experience speaking...
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