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phil read rep/honda britain restoration
UK Pete:
I usually find the front middle studs are stubborn
I never fail to get them out with lots of heating double nut on top then taping with hammer while trying to undo
Like it has been said don't push your luck just keep doing it without too much force , last stubborn one took 3 days of this treatment till it finally let go
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haynes66:
finally got all the studs out after soaking them in coke. the rusty one was touch and go as you could see the shaft twisting before letting go. all the engine bits are having a good gunking tomorrow night ready for cleaning and painting.
Johnwebley:
--- Quote from: haynes66 on February 12, 2018, 07:44:54 PM ---finally got all the studs out after soaking them in coke. the rusty one was touch and go as you could see the shaft twisting before letting go. all the engine bits are having a good gunking tomorrow night ready for cleaning and painting.
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glad you could get some of the white powder,just don't sniff it !!!
haynes66:
;D ;D
haynes66:
bit of a set back as i dropped my engine cases etc for blasting and painting at a company in reading, but the wait is at least six weeks. never mind, i'll plod on with the frame etc while i'm waiting. on the plus side, i found the owner of the actual phil read TT winning bike which is incomplete, but i did touch the engine in a pervy way!! every cloud....
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