remove and identify trees
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remove and identify trees
I was able to get the cap off, thank you RedHog. Now, the problem is with the "BOTTOM RACE." Is this something I can get off with a pair of pliers and a screwdriver or will I have to take it somewhere that can professionally do it? Thanks for the help!
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Just did the neck bearings on my 94' Fatty. My service manual instructed me to cut the cage with a chisel remove rollers and cage. It then said to heat the race with a torch till it "falls off". I heated mine up a little and tapped it upside down on the floor and came off. Mike
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Just did the neck bearings on my 94' Fatty. My service manual instructed me to cut the cage with a chisel remove rollers and cage. It then said to heat the race with a torch till it "falls off". I heated mine up a little and tapped it upside down on the floor and came off. Mike
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Service manual says to tighten them till there is no "shake", looseness. Final adjustment on my bike is "fall away" check. For my bike it is 1-2 inches the forks should "fall" to there stop on there own. You center up the forks and just tap them till the fall, shouldn't be over 1-2 inches or there to tight. Opposite would be true if their to loose. Mike
Last edited by ppilotmike; Jan 23, 2017 at 05:58 AM. Reason: Damn fat fingers
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