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    I support animal husbandry.
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    Oil

    flb_78 replied to Little Bob's topic in Watering Hole

    Rotella T6 is available in 5w40 Rotella T is available in 15w40 and is not a synthetic oil.
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    I just put them together today and slapped them in the trees. Tomorrow I'll bolt all the tupperware back on and figure out where the wires aren't supposed to go.
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    Loctite 38657 High Flex Gasket Maker. This is some good stuff. Install your o-rings and then put a thin bead of this around the o-ring.l http://www.jbtoolsales.com/media/ecom/prodlg/LCT-38657.jpg
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    Mr. Myers came to my rescue by fabbing up a seal driver for 43mm forks. This driver will be passed around to other members who want to work on 2nd gen forks. 1 side drives in the bushing and seal, the other side drives in the dust seal. Ruffy is first on the list. *edited for mor guder picshures.
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    I wasn't aware that this particular fastener was threaded into rubber.
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    You need an impact driver set. http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00999001000P?sid=IDx20070921x00003a&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=00999001000P http://s.shld.net/is/image/Sears/00999001000?hei=248&wid=248&op_sharpen=1&resMode=sharp&op_usm=0.9,0.5,0,0
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    I bet their rates are going to go up, 75% of their business is in Japan.
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    My last one came from ebay.
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    Sounds good.
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    If your near a Harley dealer, you could probably pick up a set of take off's from a touring model. They're not any louder than stock, just a different tone. You'll have to fab up some mounting brackets for them.
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    The leg measures 43.02mm diameter. The tool measures 42.09mm, 90 degrees from the cuts.
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    It's a picture of the tool not quite fitting on the fork.
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    OH NO!!!
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    Sorry about that. I forgot to provide the reference. http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2007models/2007models-Yamaha-RoadlinerS.htm And right on Star's site. http://search.starmotorcycles.com/?all=u1&i=1&pa=star&q=ceramic&u1=q
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    I don't know about Kawasaki, but Yamaha puts a nikasil or ceramic coating on the cylinders. I have a set of jugs off a Roadstar with 40,000+ miles on it and there is no ring ridge and the cross hatching is still visible.
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    I might be in Nicholasville tomorrow applying for a job. Depends on if I go to Campbellsville to check on one.
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    The CB750 Nighthawk is a fine machine. The last of the UJMs.
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    The seal is 54mm O.D., 42mm I.D., and 11mm thick. The fork leg is 43mm.
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    I believe they are. I'll have to check.
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    Ok, a little searching answered the question. If you're willing to drop down a size to a 130/90-16, I think this would work. http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/2/29/393/14941/ITEM/Duro-HF-904-Median-Dual-Sport-Rear-Tire.aspx
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    What size tire does a 1st gen run? 140/90-16?
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    What did you use to drive in the bushing and seal? I can't find a PVC pipe the proper size and I'd hate to sink $40+ into a tool that I'm only going to use once.
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    I ended up securing my chrome piece with velcro.
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    Holy Threadnecromongering!! 3 years old!! anywho... It doesn't matter as long as the cables are going to proper radios. The CB antenna cable should go to the box mounted under the trunk.
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