new to fourm, thanks for all the help so far
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:04 am
Hey all, I just wanted to post appreciation for all the help so far even if I just joined. I have been doing extensive research from your discussions.
Im rebuilding a spree for a family members B day "suprise present" It was wore slap out. Went with the 44mm BBK from Taz, (thanks man) and ended up milling the head last night with a steady hand and a dremel.
Everything was great untill I started to put the drive belt back on and noticed crank wobble, duha that was why the case was filed with grime.
Tonight I will fab up a crant stand, get a dial indicator fron Harbor Supply and try to tune the crank.
I havent read much about this on this fourm other than some refrences to "Rowe" products, it looks rather simple if you are patient. I will post again with pics in tec docs,
Anyway Im glad to have been turned on to you all and have caught some spark of what these little scoots are all about, please feel free to guid/ sugest because I am new to smaller motors.
Im rebuilding a spree for a family members B day "suprise present" It was wore slap out. Went with the 44mm BBK from Taz, (thanks man) and ended up milling the head last night with a steady hand and a dremel.
Everything was great untill I started to put the drive belt back on and noticed crank wobble, duha that was why the case was filed with grime.
Tonight I will fab up a crant stand, get a dial indicator fron Harbor Supply and try to tune the crank.
I havent read much about this on this fourm other than some refrences to "Rowe" products, it looks rather simple if you are patient. I will post again with pics in tec docs,
Anyway Im glad to have been turned on to you all and have caught some spark of what these little scoots are all about, please feel free to guid/ sugest because I am new to smaller motors.