On my motorcycle. Ha!
The axle seal was new to me but it looks like I did it right. No leaks so far.
The axle seal was new to me but it looks like I did it right. No leaks so far.
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Axle seal, rear diff oil and new brake pads...all done in the morning
- Thread starter KBMWRS
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kb3
Well-Known Member
Look at you go, a regular mechanic!
Strange I have no problem taking the bike apart. Had the fuel tank out a few years ago to do some mods.
kb3
Well-Known Member
It’s not like if you do something wrong it is going to toss you down the road at triple digit speeds!
I was thinking the same thing, Ken. A bit less margin for error on a two wheel.
Like I said 'strange'.
I didn't even know you had tools.
JeffTepper
Well-Known Member
Visualize Fred Flintstone at work !! LOL
I did own a Craftsman rock once....it broke.
You did return it for a no-cost replacement, yes?
Gave it to my brother for an Xmas present.
Ahhh...it was a lump of coal!
you can do a lot with just a tire iron . . .