At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerFirst time rider
here is a picture of the sub trans gears on my 84 big red 200es, I am replacing the cover with one from a parts bike. my problem is the bearing for the reverse shaft is frozen on the shaft, as you can see. whats the best way to get this thing off??? the cover It am replacing has the bearings already in it. I just want to get it off from that shaft, whats the best way?????/
Thanks in Advance!
1984 200ES first Shaft driven big red with reverse!
85 Big Red 250ES with a rebuilt top end!
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a small bearing puller.... got a tool rental place local?
At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerFirst time rider
what about a 3 jaw puller from autozone?
1984 200ES first Shaft driven big red with reverse!
85 Big Red 250ES with a rebuilt top end!
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Also tap the center shaft with a steelnot so hard as to mushrum it . It will pop off.
Just Too Addicted
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Brass, not steel. If the shaft is not hard enough, brass will mushroom in too. Use a puller.Originally Posted by eye tat
Also tap the center shaft with a steel
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I take things like that to my dealer and do it fast and cheap. Some people hate their local dealer but if get to know them it make way easier to handle problems. Good luck, Jeremy.
At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerFirst time rider
ok guys, got the bearing off (autozone 3 jaw small puller rental), just reassembled the sub transmission, and everything is shifting (high/low/reverse) smoothly without the engine running.
I am happy YAAAAAY! Like crank yankers yay!!!
thanks for the help peeps!
1984 200ES first Shaft driven big red with reverse!
85 Big Red 250ES with a rebuilt top end!
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