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I'm getting ready to put in the Andrews 30 tooth pulley in my 07 deuce. I have the pulley ordered and a falcon 132 tooth belt on the way. For those that have done this, what else will I need to do this? I have the primary cover gasket but not sure what other gaskets, seals, bearings or anything else I should order and take care of while I'm in there. I went through George's garage and got a trans pulley clamp, the special socket for it and a locking bar for the primary. Any other tools I'll need that I haven't thought of?
One more thing, can I unbolt the starter, and leave it there then pull the primary away from it instead of pulling the starter away from the bike? Don't wanna remove my oil tank if I can avoid it. Thanks for any replies
I'm getting ready to put in the Andrews 30 tooth pulley in my 07 deuce. I have the pulley ordered and a falcon 132 tooth belt on the way. For those that have done this, what else will I need to do this? I have the primary cover gasket but not sure what other gaskets, seals, bearings or anything else I should order and take care of while I'm in there. I went through George's garage and got a trans pulley clamp, the special socket for it and a locking bar for the primary. Any other tools I'll need that I haven't thought of?
One more thing, can I unbolt the starter, and leave it there then pull the primary away from it instead of pulling the starter away from the bike? Don't wanna remove my oil tank if I can avoid it. Thanks for any replies
you should also change the inner primary gaskets, will have to remove the inner race I think. yes you can just unbolt the starter and let it lie there you sound like you have everything else
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