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PostPosted: Sat May 03, 2008 5:31 pm 
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You will need some flat strap steel 4.5cm by 3mm.... bend it thus....

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The ears are about 1cm long and the two arms of the vee about 4cm each.

Across the ears (centre to centre of the strap) measures 5.5cm.

It works a treat :!: :D

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Looks great. I will keep it in mind. :D
(I usually just stick a ½" sidchrome set spanner in the ring gear. It never pops out.)


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Looks good,

I normally just use a main bearing but I might make one of these.

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matt van'74 wrote:
Looks good,

I normally just use a main bearing but I might make one of these.

Matt


ditto... an old bearing shell works a treat ;)

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I clamp the flywheel with a pair of vice grips through the starter hole.. works a treat, so far.

this looks much better though Ima make me one.

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I bought one of these off ebay.... a bit picey compared to a bearing shell...
but as I work alone mostly - I know it ain't going to slip ...
bolts onto starter motor holes...

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PostPosted: Sat May 03, 2008 10:14 pm 
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simon k wrote:
matt van'74 wrote:
Looks good,

I normally just use a main bearing but I might make one of these.

Matt


ditto... an old bearing shell works a treat ;)


Ditto....but an old bearing shell falls out the first time you even look like moving the flywheel...this little unit wedges itself across two sets of teeth and up against the starter motor orifice :D

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PostPosted: Sat May 03, 2008 11:58 pm 
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9YaTaH wrote:
simon k wrote:
matt van'74 wrote:
Looks good,

I normally just use a main bearing but I might make one of these.

Matt


ditto... an old bearing shell works a treat ;)


Ditto....but an old bearing shell falls out the first time you even look like moving the flywheel...this little unit wedges itself across two sets of teeth and up against the starter motor orifice :D


never had that problem... but still, nice little gizmo Mick ;)

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I never have spare main bearing shells. I re-use them, I am a tightarse. :mrgreen:


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Well I was creative and built this, All with a 9" grinder, drill press and an arc welder :P
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I even angled the edges so it would slot in nicely :D

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some one is showing off :D looks dam fine though chrome it and put it on ebay make a mint :lol:


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Morris 1100 wrote:
I never have spare main bearing shells. I re-use them, I am a tightarse. :mrgreen:


so you file them and pop some foil behind them ?

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You can use foil or even a cut up milo tin. :shock:


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I just use a spare Wheels bearing race :lol:

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