...behind the starter dog for a Series 2A?
Need to get the large nut off of the crank shaft in order to get the timing cover off... Thought it was a 1 1/2 inch but a 38mm socket is not even close to fitting.
Cheers
Dave
How big are your nuts...
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DrRangelove
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Rob
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Re: How big are your nuts...
An 1 and 11/16 size socket should fit . Personally I found a good quality steel chisel, a small sledge and a few well placed hits will break the nut loose and allow it to be spun-off without too much effort. Usual backyard mechanic caveats apply.
Cheers, Rob
Cheers, Rob
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mepham55
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Re: How big are your nuts...
If your starter motor works and the engines in the frame you can put a large crescent wrench on the nut with the handle held vertical by a jack stand then blip the stater to crack the nut free. Not the safest way but it works!
Good luck and wear a helmet.
Matt
Good luck and wear a helmet.
Matt
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DrRangelove
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Re: How big are your nuts...
Thanks guys, the engine is already stripped abd disconnected. Will pick up the right size socket

