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Any thoughts on how to hold the jack shaft to tighten the wobble bearing to 35 foot pounds?? I don't have the spine socket but did make a tool for the bearing nut.
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How about applying the brake , should stop that from turning eh !
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The top gears and chain need to be removed to tighten the nut, so it's no longer connected to the brake.
I ended up making my own tool to hold each end by going to autozone and tractor supply and welding up some bar stock to some sockets. Trying it tonight.
I ended up making my own tool to hold each end by going to autozone and tractor supply and welding up some bar stock to some sockets. Trying it tonight.
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Can you prevent the secondary from turning by placing a bar through the helix. That would lock the shaft to get your 30 ft lbs.
I do the same thing but in reverse when tightening up the primary clutch bolt. Works fine. Just be gentle.
MS
I do the same thing but in reverse when tightening up the primary clutch bolt. Works fine. Just be gentle.
MS
