Assembly time
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Pizzaboy
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Assembly time
Time to assemble shaft lever and weight. Not quite sure what Im doing. How does this look?
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Chuck78
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Re: Assembly time
That looks correct. Be certain to never tighten or loosen the left hand thread nut on the other end of that shaft without holding it very firmly in place with a backup wrench, and also while observing that it is a Left Hand Thread fastener....
If not handled properly as described, those pins will weaken and snap off and get loose in the gearbox or clutchcase area and destroy expensive gears and possibly leave you stranded....
If not handled properly as described, those pins will weaken and snap off and get loose in the gearbox or clutchcase area and destroy expensive gears and possibly leave you stranded....
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