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TRICK FOR REMOVING CLUTCH HUB NUT!!! ????
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Any Advice?
Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle
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Or you can beat yourself crazy for hours at a time trying to get the damn thing to bugger off. The choice is yours my friend...
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Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle
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"Being shot out of a cannon will always be better than being squeezed out of a tube, that's why God made fast motorcycles..."
Dr. Hunter S. Thompson
Omaha NE
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Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle
1982 KZ750H LTD
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LMAO!!!! You know I'm upset I cant get this thing off but your reply has put the biggest smile on my face LOL Oh and just one dozen or two it might take a whole 5 seconds LOL
have you tried putting a big box end wrench on it and tapping the wrench handle with a hammer?
The other thing is one of those strap wrenches everybody sells for gripping clutches.
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Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle
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Still recovering,some days are better than others.
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+1 A steady pressure twist is actually what can shear things off, the sharp jolt is what makes things break loose.just put the right sized wrench on it and smack the hell out of the other end with a hammer.... it "shocks" it loose.. same basic principle as an impact gun....
Dumb question: did you try spraying the hell out of the nut with penetrating oil spray?
The other tool which might work is a hand drive impact driver. They are cheap (I think I have thee of them) and they have a 1/2 drive head on them you can put a socket on. You smack them on the end with a hammer and they twist the head. Only worry is it may not be a good idea to be smacking inward on the end of the crankshaft (?)
Here's an example:
www.tooltopia.com/index.asp?PageAction=V...m_campaign=nextag_r1
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breaker bar with 10' cheater pipe while somebody holds the brakes for ya :laugh:
I seem to remember way back when I changed my clutch having my left foot on the rear brake pedal while I beat on the wrench....:laugh:
I suppose that means I had it in gear?
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