eugenevd
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nice! you guys still ride when it snows? -
I have a similiar problem currently, and was wondering if it would work to make a pratley putty steel mix on the head of the stripped bolt, then use a socket to shape the mixture, and then let it set. when it is hard, the socket should fit on a shaped and hardened area?
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First event for 2013 (Didnt get enough photos!)
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From the album: Syringa Trials ZA - 01/13
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From the album: Syringa Trials ZA - 01/13
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From the album: Syringa Trials ZA - 01/13
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From the album: Syringa Trials ZA - 01/13
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From the album: Syringa Trials ZA - 01/13
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From the album: Syringa Trials ZA - 01/13
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From the album: Syringa Trials ZA - 01/13
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I'm not sure what your situation looks like, but would an impact tools (like impact screw driver/impact allen key thing?) be possible here?
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Good to hear it's holding up! I found some more useful info at http://www.trials.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4635 The internet is full of it!
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Hi totalshell, I want to do the same on my bike, but I would like to confirm exactly which Hammerite product you used? From their website, I could guess it might be any (except the garage door stuff)... http://www.hammerite.com/products/index.html ?
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I have started looking into this issue, and will keep list of useful URLs here: http://www.trials.co....php?f=4&t=4635 -
Do not pull the impeller shaft? I just took off the case of my '05 Rev3 270 and looking on the inside, you can clearly see that the shaft is held in place by a pin. You won't be able to pull the shaft out from the outside. Maybe different on other bikes though...
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From the album: Beta Rev3 270 Rebuild
It would seem then, compared to the inside image of the case, that the putty wasn't put there for a crack/hole, but for the corrosion that was starting cause leaking out the bottom of this area. The current leak suggests that the corrosion has continued to a point where it's seeping past the putty. -
From the album: Beta Rev3 270 Rebuild
All that green stuff seems to be hardened coolant. Some of it came off easily, but what's left in this picture is pretty hard? -
From the album: Beta Rev3 270 Rebuild
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From the album: Beta Rev3 270 Rebuild
...it is clear that that would not be the case, no hole/crack going through. -
From the album: Beta Rev3 270 Rebuild
At first I thought the putty under the water pump area was there to cover a crack/hole in the case, but looking at the next picture (the inside of the case).... -
From the album: Beta Rev3 270 Rebuild
These clearly wasn't engineered with waterproofing in mind; no seals!
