Fork Assembly Question
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No. I'll try to explain it tho, pretty simple really.
I extended the fork, slipped the rubber lined gear clamp down the tube to the top of the lower leg, and tightened it so the fork won't collapse.
Took the fork leg, and slipped it between the cross bars on the press.
A wooden block supports the bottom of the fork to the correct height.
Two wooden V blocks, (notched 2x4s) were then clamped to the upper fork tube, resting on the top of the cross bars of the press.
After carefully lining fork leg up with the press's ram, I clamped the V blocks to the cross bars of the press, now it's not going to slide or wiggle.
Position the fork cap in place on top of the spring spacer.
Then carefully press cap down so it enters top of fork leg, till you can feel it hit the threads.
Then tighten it , making sure it doesn't slip from under the ram,
That's it.
Hope that was clear.
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From: Haslet Texas
No. I'll try to explain it tho, pretty simple really.
I extended the fork, slipped the rubber lined gear clamp down the tube to the top of the lower leg, and tightened it so the fork won't collapse.
Took the fork leg, and slipped it between the cross bars on the press.
A wooden block supports the bottom of the fork to the correct height.
Two wooden V blocks, (notched 2x4s) were then clamped to the upper fork tube, resting on the top of the cross bars of the press.
After carefully lining fork leg up with the press's ram, I clamped the V blocks to the cross bars of the press, now it's not going to slide or wiggle.
Position the fork cap in place on top of the spring spacer.
Then carefully press cap down so it enters top of fork leg, till you can feel it hit the threads.
Then tighten it , making sure it doesn't slip from under the ram,
That's it.
Hope that was clear.
I extended the fork, slipped the rubber lined gear clamp down the tube to the top of the lower leg, and tightened it so the fork won't collapse.
Took the fork leg, and slipped it between the cross bars on the press.
A wooden block supports the bottom of the fork to the correct height.
Two wooden V blocks, (notched 2x4s) were then clamped to the upper fork tube, resting on the top of the cross bars of the press.
After carefully lining fork leg up with the press's ram, I clamped the V blocks to the cross bars of the press, now it's not going to slide or wiggle.
Position the fork cap in place on top of the spring spacer.
Then carefully press cap down so it enters top of fork leg, till you can feel it hit the threads.
Then tighten it , making sure it doesn't slip from under the ram,
That's it.
Hope that was clear.
Dirt don't hurt
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 21,065
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From: Haslet Texas
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