Hi all,
I need to fit a new rear drum / sprocket - but how do I remove the dummy axle and bits from the existing?
When I look at the cush rubber side the edge is penned over - so not obvious to me which way it all comes out - I can see from the parts manual there are bearing inside, so I don't want to do any damage getting them all out.
Sure you guys know what I need to do?
Thanks - Paul.
Should have said - its a 7…
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OK I'm in - ground off th…
OK I'm in - ground off the penned edges (using a dremmel) and drilled a small hole down the side and got a pick under top cover - bearing is completely shot.
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Previously paul_smith wrot…
Previously paul_smith wrote:
OK I'm in - ground off the penned edges (using a dremmel) and drilled a small hole down the side and got a pick under top cover - bearing is completely shot.
I assume you found the large circlip that holds the bearing in place. I only ask as on mine the lip that retains the circlip broke away causing the drum to drift outward which i only discovered when the chain wore a nice grove in the chain guard. Mark.
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Should have said - its a 72' 750 Roadster.