Search results

Another month, it is warm now, in a few months there will be snow. Will it be finished by then?

Before electronics there was a way road speed was governed by use of an air actuated plunger on the pump, the pump had what was similar to a VS body, the same but not, it looked different, I can't recall the acronym. Take a pic of the pump You should do what was posted in the above post too...

Nah, a kilt

How funny is that, I watched that youtube video this morning!

No, no disorders....well, depends....

Yeah, now I remember, they fit but the N14 has more stem above the retainer and the x head rides on the retainer when installed on the NT. It's been a bit!

They make a tool for that..... https://www.amazon.com/OTC-4592-Truck-Brake-Spring/dp/B000I1JXJ0

Last time I was involved in a K repair it was 700 a hole, just a cylinder kit. Good news is that you can one hole it, but pieces fly around inside worse than the 855, Aftercooler cores were upwards of 2500. But those were Cummins prices, real deal parts, no aftermarket crap. I do like the smoke...

Careful, a K is a different beast. You think 855 parts are expensive......

Hey Wes, are you having heads rebuilt or new/exchange? I just thought of something. It has been a bit, but, IIRC, N14 valves are spaced the same as NT. If you could come up with a set of N14 cross heads, they should fit on the NT heads, but you would need to remove the cross head guide, and...

Are you checking the voltage at the switch or the bulb socket? For the turn signals, sounds like a turn signal assembly, BUT, grounds can cause stupid things, use a good DVOM and check component to chassis, chassis to body and body/chassis to battery ground. Less than 10 ohms is standard for a...

But your kit is missing the tensioners, they leak down and need attention often. They are a PITA to rebuild. If the tensioners were there, i'd offer to buy them!

If there is a leak at the drain valve, pull it out and clean it, there is probably crap in it from the stuff in the can. It is a mechanical seal, no soft parts, so just open it and spray/blow it out. The leak will let the system bleed back and pull air. A volt meter is your friend for power and...

And there is a sticky at the top of this forum.... https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?3843-Peter-Bog-s-CAD-deuce-schematic!

What everyone above has said. If you are taking the brakes all the way down, ALWAYS take those out, clean and re lube them. Anti seize is your friend. I made a tool to help with the funky adjuster but when I did the brakes on the V100, I messed it up, yes, because one was stuck very bad. Had to...

I had an '86. Was one of the best bikes I ever had, rode it for 25 years. Wore out two shocks and parts were getting scarce, so I went with a 450R. It made zero boost.

Gary Hebding....well, the guy that bought him out, I think it is J.R. Halftrack Parts. He sells on e-bay under that name.

I think if you just hard mounted it to the radiator you"ll be fine. I have done alot of repowers doing this and they were fine. The radiator isolators are enough and you want the complete package to move as one unit.

Did you look to see if it had [points or a hall effect type of ign? Power to the solid state module can brn it up too. Also, the wires like to rub on the guide plate and rotor if they aren't routed correctly. I just had to deal with an issue like that.

OK, an update. The owner bought a kit from TNJ Murray. It was a great kit, had everything but the bowl and pump screws! Took the carb apart, it had old gas in it at one time, so lotsa gunk in it, cleaned it out. Checked the float level, WAY low. Set that, bolted it up, started up great. Set the...