Bar stud is my worry not the rest of it.A closer look at the damage. Nothi no structural, and nothing that I make out to cause it to suck air.
It does need new brake band supports, which I’ll fabricate.
Edit: oops, pic would help:
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Bar stud is all goodBar stud is my worry not the rest of it.
Lolly sticks are the ticket!
Haha I wonder if I can find a piece of aluminium or steel this thickness and jb weld it in place!Lolly sticks are the ticket!
Don't be picky. Brass and whole other host of items including copper pipe will do. Think schedule 80Haha I wonder if I can find a piece of aluminium or steel this thickness and jb weld it in place!
Edit - feeler gauges
Can you elaborate on that zinc coating? Is that to stop galvanic corrosion?Don't be picky. Brass and whole other host of items including copper pipe will do. Think schedule 80
Remember to prep and zinc coat the non ferrous alloys before bedding them with JB.
No.Can you elaborate on that zinc coating? Is that to stop galvanic corrosion?
So true regarding other materials, any will work, but being able to slide different widths of feeler gauges in to get the right height sure is handy heck I may stick them in different locations for a quick and easy fix if necessary lol.
Edit: just realised I have a mini lathe I can turn down some brass rod, drill the hole in the case and jb weld it in place fancy!
Interesting couldn’t you just use an abrasive to roughen the surface of the steel feeler gauge for a similar result? I’ll google that zinc paint none the less!No.
.... it's for bite or adhesion. It also seals the surface.
In marine applications it keeps the paint on. Once the coating is physically breached it is just another primer coat.
Greased popsicle sticks slide right out. JB and those space the brake band evenly. Add them anywhere you like. Double the bump stops no sweat. Been there did that. I'll get you links to zinc costs in a spray can.
are you missing a ball in the bearing pocket Tom?
That bearing has to be replaced. I assume he did.are you missing a ball in the bearing pocket Tom?
You’re lost me?are you missing a ball in the bearing pocket Tom?
Na just palm mateTom, did the saw run veggie oil?
The case rot on the clutch side looks like that.
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