Cool New Tool from Cycle Works
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Deleted User 62
Cool New Tool from Cycle Works
Just perusing the Cycle Works website and found this in the Airhead 1970-95 Tools section: http://www.cycleworks.net/index.php?mai ... cts_id=367 ...a new tool for pulling and installing the timing cover and the timing gears and bearing, without heating and beating. Like the caption says, put away that hammer!
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Zombie Master
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Re: Cool New Tool from Cycle Works
I'm working on not being attached. You're not helping! 
Any and all disclaimers may apply
Heat is your friend
The odd time heat is required to remove the crank gear even when using the proper BMW puller.
No tools are required to install a properly heated crank gear, they usually slide right on.
No tools are required to install a properly heated crank gear, they usually slide right on.
Mechanic from Hell
"I remember every raging second of it...
My bike was on fire, the road was on fire, and I was on fire.
It was the best ride ever!"
"I remember every raging second of it...
My bike was on fire, the road was on fire, and I was on fire.
It was the best ride ever!"
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Curt Henry
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Re: Cool New Tool from Cycle Works
You get lots of washers and bolts with the tool for only $144.
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Deleted User 61
Re: Cool New Tool from Cycle Works
I'm betting a lot of that $144 has to do with that fancy split piece with the cut-outs.Curt Henry wrote:You get lots of washers and bolts with the tool for only $144.
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Armaguidon13
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Re: Cool New Tool from Cycle Works
Nice tool... But complicated and real expensive