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7755matt 21-03-10 05:01 PM

Front sprocket nut
 
I had the front sprocket nut come loose on me twice in teh past, on one occasion leading to a rapid loss of oil onto my rear tyre.

To stop it happening again (hopefully) I applied a dollop of Loctite to the threads. I am now suffering the consequences.

I need to get the sprocket off to replace chain and sprockets, but I cant get the bloomin thing off. Ive had a bit of 3x2" wedged in between wheel and swingarm and a 3 foot breaker bar with a bit of tube over the top (about 4' in all) and it will not budge.

Any suggestions? Or will I need to wait for the garage to open tomorrow and borrow the windy gun???

maviczap 21-03-10 05:03 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
Bit of heat and penetrating oil?

maviczap 21-03-10 05:04 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
Did you have the locking tab washer? If so, dodn't forget to bend the tab back

7755matt 21-03-10 05:10 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
I did get the tab washer bit out of the way, although it never seems to make much contact. I'll see if I can find my blow torch later

maviczap 21-03-10 05:31 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
Make sure the tab is right out of the way, otherwise if a bit of heat and penetrating oil doesn't help, you might need one of those air impact wrenches :(

the_lone_wolf 21-03-10 05:40 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
Are you sure the thread is handed the way you think it is?;)

maviczap 21-03-10 05:42 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
Sv front sprocket nut is normal threaded.

yorkie_chris 21-03-10 07:13 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
Yes it is normal handed.

Get a fat mate to stand on the back brake and use a longer bar. Or try the rattle gun.

TSM 21-03-10 07:16 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 7755matt (Post 2218630)
I had the front sprocket nut come loose on me twice in teh past, on one occasion leading to a rapid loss of oil onto my rear tyre.

To stop it happening again (hopefully) I applied a dollop of Loctite to the threads. I am now suffering the consequences.

I need to get the sprocket off to replace chain and sprockets, but I cant get the bloomin thing off. Ive had a bit of 3x2" wedged in between wheel and swingarm and a 3 foot breaker bar with a bit of tube over the top (about 4' in all) and it will not budge.

Any suggestions? Or will I need to wait for the garage to open tomorrow and borrow the windy gun???

was there a lock washer there or was it missing in the firstplace?

Sid Squid 21-03-10 07:17 PM

Re: Front sprocket nut
 
Rattle gun - the only relaible way.


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