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Anonymous: Max | ||||||||
Hello I am Max, and I want to as a question about replacing the swingarm on my 1980 Harley-Davidson FLH with a new one, along with new bearings and seals. My Harley-Davidson service manual says that when doing the installation I should “attach a spring scale to the end of the swingarm and tighten the pivot bolt to preload the bearings to 1 to 2 lbs” I was thinking that somebody might know of an alternate way to install the swingarm since I don't have a spring scale available. |
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ThaiDesign | ||||||||
There's a cheap and easy solution, Max: Just go to your local bait-and-tackle (fishing) shop and pick up one of those little spring-type fish-weighing scales. Those are what quite a few Harley-Davidson mechanics use, and they're accurate enough for this particular job. I've seen some scales priced as low as 150 THB, but maybe you want a bit better model. |
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Anonymous: Max | ||||||||
Quote by: ThaiDesign
There's a cheap and easy solution, Max: Just go to your local bait-and-tackle (fishing) shop and pick up one of those little spring-type fish-weighing scales. Those are what quite a few Harley-Davidson mechanics use, and they're accurate enough for this particular job. I've seen some scales priced as low as 150 THB, but maybe you want a bit better model.
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