Recent content by DJayroe2

I ended up just buying a new fork assembly. As far as the gear I was able to get back on and where it was by using a 1.5" OD cold rolled pipe and ball ping hammer. I marked where it was before with a paint marker and just put it right back where it was.

I'm skeptical about the glue. I wouldn't trust that. I'd rather just grind slots and add np231 pads. I had a few other issues going on so I ultimately decided to just buy a new one and bite the bullet.

I was going to do what one guy said above and cut out the slots and use NP231 pads. But I went ahead and just purchased a USA Standard shift fork. Should be here sometime middle of this week. I'm only replacing the reverse and it's components. It's not as much to take apart. All my bearings and...

Here's what I ended up with.

Hell yeah brother 🤘🇺🇸. I work as a machinist and on Fridays, bossman goes to lunch and never comes back lol. Needless to say not much gets done after that work wise

Made myself a shaft puller for the case today at work. Once I have it out I'll measure and weld the 2 ends to the puller and cut off the excess. Ill also make my wooden jig once its out so i can get proper measurements for that as well. Ill poat more photos as I tear down. 🤘🇺🇸

Thats pretty much exactly what I had in mind.

Yeah definitely, I'm pretty positive it's gonna work. The other gentleman has had them in since April and doesn't have any problems. Have you had to dig into this project yet? I'm all ears for tips and tricks.

Hell yeah brother, I'm a machinist so I have all the tools needed to make this happen. After alot of thought this is probably a better way of having it to be honest. They will be changeable after this. I'm breaking into mine this weekend. I'm also gonna make the stand and making that puller at...

I can understand having too many projects, I wish this one was on my project but its my daily. Yeah I'll take a look at your files for sure and see what I can do with them. I'd like to see how they are attached. My only concern is adding a untested piece of metal than could possibly damage other...

How did this hold up? I'm about to tear mine down and I can't see myself spending $700 for a cheap fix. I'm a machinist and debated the brass but dont want those floating around if they come loose. This I could definitely sign onto of it worked well

How did this hold up? I'm about to tear mine down and I can't see spending $700 for a easy fix. I'm also a machinist.