Posted by ShadowHawk on April 7, 2006, 12:50 pm
Hey - That works just as well, too... I just happened to have the right
sized nuts/allthead at the time - and felt like playing with the welder...
BTW - Version 4 of the XJCD is right around the corner... Already sent off
my $10 for the set.
Rex S.
> On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 09:37:31 -0500, ShadowHawk
>
>>It's possible that there's a 19mm (or slightly smaller) nut socket
>>inside the fork tube. That's how the XJ series is held together. You
>>can use a broom-handle to hold the nut in place while unscrewing the
>>bottom fastener.. or if you have access to a welder, you can make a
>>fork holding tool like I did - take a look at my link here:
>
> Welder schmelder. The way I did it involved a 2 foot piece of
> electrical conduit, a 1/2" bolt with a 3/4" head, a drill, and a
> cotter pin. Details available on the XJ CDs.
>
>
>
Posted by stephan on April 7, 2006, 3:02 pm
On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 11:50:11 -0500, ShadowHawk
>Hey - That works just as well, too... I just happened to have the right
>sized nuts/allthead at the time - and felt like playing with the welder...
;-) I can *spell* welder, but don't ask me to use one competently.
>BTW - Version 4 of the XJCD is right around the corner... Already sent off
>my $10 for the set.
I remember asking what the difference was between v2 and v3, and from
what I was told, v3 didn't have anything more on my model, so I didn't
bother.
Posted by Chickenstrip on April 9, 2006, 10:25 pm
Thanks for all the feedback,
All i had to do was remove the seal retainer clip and proceed to beat
the crap out of the tubes, About 20 minutes and the seal started to
move..
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>>It's possible that there's a 19mm (or slightly smaller) nut socket
>>inside the fork tube. That's how the XJ series is held together. You
>>can use a broom-handle to hold the nut in place while unscrewing the
>>bottom fastener.. or if you have access to a welder, you can make a
>>fork holding tool like I did - take a look at my link here:
>
> Welder schmelder. The way I did it involved a 2 foot piece of
> electrical conduit, a 1/2" bolt with a 3/4" head, a drill, and a
> cotter pin. Details available on the XJ CDs.
>
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