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Tight countershaft

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yeomans:
MP,
Thanks for all your suggestions.
It had crossed my mind to about one of the bearings being slightly larger.
Will try without the crank so I can knock that of the list as well.

motopunk:

--- Quote from: yeomans on March 23, 2014, 08:41:56 AM ---MP,
Thanks for all your suggestions.
It had crossed my mind to about one of the bearings being slightly larger.
Will try without the crank so I can knock that of the list as well.

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much luck .. and let us know, what was the problem at least...  :wink:

yeomans:
Still coming back to the countershaft bearing.
Tried cases without the crank, still to snug.
Tried without shift drum, same result.
Tried without main shaft same thing.
I've heated and re driven this bearing in attempt to make sure it was properly seated. But through process of elimination I keep coming back to this.
Might need to pop the bearing out, order a nos bearing and see my friend with his hydraulic press.

DoldGuy:

--- Quote from: yeomans on March 26, 2014, 12:41:30 AM ---Still coming back to the countershaft bearing.
Tried cases without the crank, still to snug.
Tried without shift drum, same result.
Tried without main shaft same thing.
I've heated and re driven this bearing in attempt to make sure it was properly seated. But through process of elimination I keep coming back to this.
Might need to pop the bearing out, order a nos bearing and see my friend with his hydraulic press.

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Will the cases "Seat" with the bearing removed?

yeomans:

--- Quote from: DoldGuy on March 26, 2014, 01:36:24 AM ---
--- Quote from: yeomans on March 26, 2014, 12:41:30 AM ---Still coming back to the countershaft bearing.
Tried cases without the crank, still to snug.
Tried without shift drum, same result.
Tried without main shaft same thing.
I've heated and re driven this bearing in attempt to make sure it was properly seated. But through process of elimination I keep coming back to this.
Might need to pop the bearing out, order a nos bearing and see my friend with his hydraulic press.

--- End quote ---

Will the cases "Seat" with the bearing removed?


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I'll have to give that a try as well.

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