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blackhack
27-07-2006, 09:37 AM
Isnt it wonderfull when you do a job on your bike and it all works out right...:)
I normally think that a spanners for removing 50 pence pieces from yorkshiremens hands, so it was with a bit of trepidation that I opened the toybox (toolbox)
I then stripped down the diff on my trike, all in all only took me four hours ?? (which I think was ok as I've never done it before) cleaned up the casings, resealed it, and filled her up with hypoid 90. lo and behold, a non leaky diff seal...
tookit out to carbeth ( a bikey pub in the country outside glasgow) for a roadtest and its still as dry as a witches tit....ohh joy...
my advice to anyone with a problem with thier bike/trike is ...gie it a go..:)
right then, must head out for a wee tootle about while the weathers still nice....
minxy
27-07-2006, 10:18 AM
Eugh - trike diffs. Had one seize on me once. It was 'interesting'. Job well done, chap :)
Bassman
27-07-2006, 10:33 AM
good for you mate...
emjoy your ride out...
jammy bastard!! :D :D
STEViE
27-07-2006, 10:47 AM
Not bein' mechanically minded I have to say that I'm really chuffed when I do a job on the bike an' it works out well. Enjoy ya ride mate :D
Got a couple of jobs to do on MiNE this afternoon as I'm off to Crumlin in Wales tomorrow for the Arrowhead Trike & Bike club rally.
dragula
27-07-2006, 01:37 PM
Isnt it wonderfull when you do a job on your bike and it all works out right...:)
I normally think that a spanners for removing 50 pence pieces from yorkshiremens hands, so it was with a bit of trepidation that I opened the toybox (toolbox)
I then stripped down the diff on my trike, all in all only took me four hours ?? (which I think was ok as I've never done it before) cleaned up the casings, resealed it, and filled her up with hypoid 90. lo and behold, a non leaky diff seal...
tookit out to carbeth ( a bikey pub in the country outside glasgow) for a roadtest and its still as dry as a witches tit....ohh joy...
my advice to anyone with a problem with thier bike/trike is ...gie it a go..:)
right then, must head out for a wee tootle about while the weathers still nice....
hi whit trike dae ye run?
blackhack
27-07-2006, 08:30 PM
hi whit trike dae ye run?
its a BMW K100 with a Reliant robin back end
Friar Tuck
28-07-2006, 05:18 AM
Did you remember to put the circlip back in?
*snigger! that'll worry him now!*
Someone nip round and throw some oil under it.... :D
I once rebuilt a Z9 in my mates kitchen in a weekend and found a piston oil ring on the floor as we wheeled her out, nearly had a fecking heart attack until I noticed my mate grinning...... :rolleyes:
Astroid
07-08-2006, 11:09 AM
i rebuild my geargox on a old motor once after 2 days of laying in the snow eventally got it finished at 10-00pm get in start her up found i had now clutch
:( after another hour of checking the box and making adjustments the misses walks out holding the push rod for the clutch saying i found this in the kitchen wondered if you needed it.
to say i wanted to throttle her was an understatement. she had took it upon her self to help out and fought it needed cleaning. :)
blackhack
07-08-2006, 03:22 PM
well the bastards leaking again.....nowhere near as bad as last time but....Should be ok for the quay vipers do next month, then its a real stipdown and rebuild (the whole trike that is, not just the diff) Might even do the repainting I've been threatening to do for ages...
The joys of motorcycling......:)
churchill
13-08-2006, 12:42 AM
muhaaaha the gremlins will get you every time
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