Swingarm tool....

[ks-waterbug]

Replacing my swingarm next week so I need to find a good deal on the tools to help remove it..... Anyone?

[Bigbody]

Group buy!!! Wait I dont need one. Back to the top anyway.

[Professor]

$60 for the 3 piece set. I've got info at the house


KS you've got a pm coming

[rrookey]

Professor, can you also send me that infomation.........

Thanks R...

[CAT3]

Ditto for the info please...

and that was a good one...NVeeus04 asking Waterbug for a GP on em

[Professor]

Here you go



I'll post a picture later

[StreetnTrack]

Super over on the sh.org makes them at a good price also.

[Professor]

Super over on the sh.org makes them at a good price also.

The above link is a thread to Supers info

[omslaw]

When I pulled my motor a few months back...I just made my own outta some sockets.

Make yer own, Bug. Just go buy a socket or two for the purpose. Swing arm will be close to 36MM.

Hold the socket against the nut and use a Sharpie to mark the 'notches'. Then, use a dremel and grind away the 'rest' of the socket. A little patience and some test-fits and you'll have a Swing arm removal tool in no time.

[omslaw]

Here the two I made to remove the motor:

Not really pretty - but they serve their purpose!

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[8overin808]

first time i did it, i just used the a screwdriver dipped in rubber tool grippy stuff a few times so i didn't mar the surface. That bolt has almost no torque on it so it's really easy to bang it out with a hammer and screwdriver. Also, usually your local shop will do it for free if you are on a first name basis with them, then just drive it home. (a friend did that a few times)

second time i made my own with a dremel. couldn't justify the cash for one at the time, haha.

[psycobusa]

Here the two I made to remove the motor:

Not really pretty - but they serve their purpose!  

great

[ks-waterbug]

$60 for the 3 piece set. I've got info at the house


KS you've got a pm coming

PM sent...

Yes, saw this over at SH.ORG but time constraints are killing me. thanks for posting the link for others though...

[Professor]

These are extremely well made from Craftsman sockets. Look close at the tips and how they were beveled on the inside edge to ride against the beveled edge of the bolts. The larger one is undercut to allow clearance for the bolt. Super spent some time on these. I though $60 shipped was an excellent price and I can get access to a lathe with little difficulty.

OMSLAWs method works well, but I had time to order these.

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