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Husky cr 250

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  • CalumC Offline
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    Calum
    wrote on last edited by
    #20

    Is that snapped off or missing?

    Either way there is your problem.

    No biggie though, easy fix.

    Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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      Irongamer727
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      #21

      I did that on my DT. I managed to unscrew it somehow anyway. Luckily I have a spare engine so I could fix it right away.

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      • CalumC Calum

        Is that snapped off or missing?

        Either way there is your problem.

        No biggie though, easy fix.

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        declan
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        #22

        @calum it’s snapped so I need a new basket

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        • CalumC Calum

          Is that snapped off or missing?

          Either way there is your problem.

          No biggie though, easy fix.

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          declan
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          #23

          @calum the threaded cylinder is snapped so I have no thread to screw one back into unless I can helicoil or something similar

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          • declanD declan

            @calum the threaded cylinder is snapped so I have no thread to screw one back into unless I can helicoil or something similar

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            Calum
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            #24

            @declan It's not totalled mate. You can take it to someone competent, they will just drill the existing bolt out without damaging the thread. Simples.

            Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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            • CalumC Calum

              @declan It's not totalled mate. You can take it to someone competent, they will just drill the existing bolt out without damaging the thread. Simples.

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              declan
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              #25

              @calum it’s not there bud the entire thread that the bolt goes into is gone completely there’s no left over bolt

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              • declanD declan

                @calum it’s not there bud the entire thread that the bolt goes into is gone completely there’s no left over bolt

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                Calum
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                #26

                @declan Oh ryt, yeah, you would need to tig it back on.

                I've seen these happen before when someone tries to under the clutch center bolt without the proper tool.

                Yeah, again, it's not the end of the world. A piece of bar can be machined out and tig welded into place. But you're probably better off getting a new basket.

                Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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                • CalumC Calum

                  @declan Oh ryt, yeah, you would need to tig it back on.

                  I've seen these happen before when someone tries to under the clutch center bolt without the proper tool.

                  Yeah, again, it's not the end of the world. A piece of bar can be machined out and tig welded into place. But you're probably better off getting a new basket.

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                  declan
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                  #27

                  @calum wouldn’t be able to afford one by luck there’s a second hand one on eBay 20 pound but it’s not in the best of condition but I really don’t have a choice

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                    Minia
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                    #28

                    @declan Well at least you know what the exact problem is now, for good measure though I'd disassemble that clutch entirely and see what it looks like... could give you an idea on how the previous owner treated it.

                    Yamaha DT125R Blue 2002, XT 125 1982, Yamaha WR250Z 1992, BMW GS650F 1994, Benelli BN302 2015

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                    • MiniaM Minia

                      @declan Well at least you know what the exact problem is now, for good measure though I'd disassemble that clutch entirely and see what it looks like... could give you an idea on how the previous owner treated it.

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                      declan
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                      #29

                      @minia the clutch will have to come apart to be replace sim just trying to find a replacement I’m on the right track

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                      • MiniaM Minia

                        @declan Well at least you know what the exact problem is now, for good measure though I'd disassemble that clutch entirely and see what it looks like... could give you an idea on how the previous owner treated it.

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                        declan
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                        #30

                        @minia don’t suppose you could ask your pals if they know of a clutch hub that drops right in I’ve found one or two but can’t be 💯 sure

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                        • declanD declan

                          @minia don’t suppose you could ask your pals if they know of a clutch hub that drops right in I’ve found one or two but can’t be 💯 sure

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                          Minia
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                          @declan Honestly, I don't think they'll know. They're young fools so it's more about enjoying it until it breaks rather than keep it running... I can ask them if they know contacts of people who'd be able to supply the parts you need. But since my mates are french it will complicate things. You can look online on forums and facebook.

                          As long as you have the part numbers of what you need, you can phone up any motorcycle parts distributor and hope that if they don't have the part they know the contact details of someone who can get it for you.

                          Yamaha DT125R Blue 2002, XT 125 1982, Yamaha WR250Z 1992, BMW GS650F 1994, Benelli BN302 2015

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                          • MiniaM Minia

                            @declan Honestly, I don't think they'll know. They're young fools so it's more about enjoying it until it breaks rather than keep it running... I can ask them if they know contacts of people who'd be able to supply the parts you need. But since my mates are french it will complicate things. You can look online on forums and facebook.

                            As long as you have the part numbers of what you need, you can phone up any motorcycle parts distributor and hope that if they don't have the part they know the contact details of someone who can get it for you.

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                            Calum
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #32

                            @minia Are you French?

                            Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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                            • CalumC Calum

                              @minia Are you French?

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                              Minia
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                              @calum French blood, scottish nationality. Born in Glasgow.

                              Yamaha DT125R Blue 2002, XT 125 1982, Yamaha WR250Z 1992, BMW GS650F 1994, Benelli BN302 2015

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                              • MiniaM Minia

                                @calum French blood, scottish nationality. Born in Glasgow.

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                                @minia Was going to say, your English is superb lol.

                                Always Originate, Never Pirate!

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