Marty, I think someone asked if you had the 6000 series or 7000 series bearing on the transmission clutch side. Your answer could help with a solution but I...
I was the one that asked about the bearings, I just got done pulling a 7207 that was in backward. This allowed the clutch basket to travel out too far and rub...
Bill Rowe
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Jul 1, 2009 2:47 pm
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contacted him a few days ago about the starter and he was alive and well then . ... From: flyian44 To: VirtualIndian@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, July 01,...
Thanks Bill and John, As soon as I get the Greer tool I'll have the clutch sprocket off. This tranny was 'rebuilt' for me, but with a badly worn gear set. I...
If it is a 7207 it will be open rollers with no more than a small metal shield protecting the balls from chunks of tranny gears, allowing free passage of oil...
Bill Rowe
toolroom@...
Jul 1, 2009 8:00 pm
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How can you tell if it's in backwards? Both sides of the sealed bearing look the same! Darren From: VirtualIndian@yahoogroups.com...
If it is a sealed bearing then it is a 6000 series and can be put in I believe either way. Don't quote me on that. The 7000 series I used is a special thrust...
You stated that the transmission and the primary were sealed from each other.. It is super important that the clutch basket be sealed where it meets the main...
Yes, there is a seal on the main shaft bushing in the clutch basket. But, I'm planning to 're-open' the tranny to the primary while I've got everything apart...
How did we go from water transferes to transmission bearings on this post? It's no wonder the Yahoo search engine doesn't work and the same old questions keep...
I have a Indian L & L {Linkert} carb on my Scout & would like to know the threads of the mounting screws' it' seems to be a 1/4" hole but my taps don't seem to...
try 1/4X24. but you wouldn't have that unless you worked on HD motors. ... From: Tom & Sue To: VirtualIndian@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2009 8:46...
thanks I'll have to look again I might have one Jake ... From: mary long To: VirtualIndian@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, July 03, 2009 1:22 AM Subject: Re:...
Duff, John, Ed and Cotton, Thanks for the reply and sorry it has taken me so long to reply, been away from the computer. I used Jerry Greer's parts catalog to...
Tim Cam case cover screws are 12-24 not 1/4-24. Duff ... From: Tim Hedden <oldpoop1@...> Subject: Re: [Virtual Indian] carb mounting bolts question To:...
Jake, If it is a 1-1/4" Linkert, they are 5/16-24 but I suspect you have a 1" Linkert and I don't know the thread size but do know it is different. My guess...
Jake! 1/4"-24 taps are easily ordered from suppliers like MSC Industrial, etc., and nice cad screws are available from many Indian motorcycle suppliers. I...
Cotten: Do you find that the float height needs to be adjusted according to the gasket thickness? Wally ... [Non-text portions of this message have been...
5/16" is to big & 12 - 24 is too small youho cotten where are you! I have a dura float in my carb, nice well made product. Jake ... From: John Welch To:...
Wally! L&Ls made no distinction for brandx between their gasketed OHV models vs their gasket-less sidebowl models as far as float setting, as far as my ...
Hi, does any one have an Indian Contact Points # 437 bulletin that shows the fitting of the 1932--34 jiffy side stand that they could scan and send me? I am...
... From: Gary Barker To: VirtualIndian@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, July 03, 2009 7:40 AM Subject: Re: [Virtual Indian] Wet Sumping Duff, John, Ed and...
Hi Roman:- I take it you are reffering to that forward positioned finger. That fits under the footboard brace when the stand is slid forward against the foot...
OK, got the clutch tool from Greer (quick shipping!). The nut on the clutch sprocket broke loose with about 60-70 ft/lbs. Which means that it was probably only...
Am sure others may have a better way.. I use a brass drift and steel hammer an hit the face of the sprocket at the keyway. Sometimes it takes a real good...
Hi, ... Don't you use the special lockwasher ? Getting 50 or 70 ft/lbs on this nut is quite hard (at least how can you mesure it ?) but if you don't use the ...
Yes, special lock washer in place on the sprocket nut, and undisturbed until I unbent it. I measured the torque of the nut on the sprocket by holding the nut ...
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