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Re: CB77 Crankshaft repairMichael Thankyou! These old parts do not deserve to be thrown out . Hopefully I have come up on an economic means of repairing them. Hopefully, I'll have a bike ready to test an engine in the next few months. I'll certainly report back. With help from Ken Garfield on the Honda 305 Facebook page I ha...
Re: Tilting the engineTry doing that with a CL77........ :-)
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Re: carb o-ring no 16173-250-004Just measure the one you have and buy a replacement from a generic bearing / seal supplier.
This is where I get mine. https://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/Produ ... index.html G
CB72/77 Kickstart gearI've built up quite a collection of damaged kickstart gears, none of which are easily repairable on their own. The first two I looked at had complementary faults. One had a damaged gear and one had a damaged spline. This one had a broken gear tooth. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49451260196_e7...
Re: CB77 Crankshaft repairAl
Well I think I've just found out...... Today has been spent trying to fix the digital scale on my mill. Very annoying. I've had to resort to my credit card after several frustrating hours. :-( G
Re: CB77 Crankshaft repairThe rods both got treated to some bronze bushes for the small ends. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49432885283_2b82d77e50_c.jpg And, with the centre-section assembled it was time to assemble the big ends. My sleeves are a close sliding fit and are held in place by Loctite 620 which is an amazin...
Re: CB77 Crankshaft repairTo get oil to my new bearing, the sleeve needed holes to transfer oil from teh big end pin out to the bearing. This is incredibly hard material and I went through a few optione before I could make the holes. The chosen method was to start the 'hole' with a dremel grinding bit and then drill with an ...
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