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My first project - 1974 CB360 K0
Laverda Dave:
As Ted just advised, use Allendale products in the ultrasonic. They do a wide range of products depending what you are cleaning.
Don't put aluminium pans in the dishwasher but they are great for cleaning the wiring loom, just make sure the coast is clear!
Craizeehair:
Funnily enough, I was just looking at the Allendale site, I should have known better but who doesn’t love a new toy! I guess I know the answer but is there any way to get this back or is it a case of damage done and move on?
Craizeehair:
Well that’s a fight I wasn’t expecting… If I had done my homework and read a couple of threads here I would have known better!
I can’t get this centre stand pin to budge and no surprise there it seems. I’m not sure if it’s going to be worth the aggravation just to clean it up and paint it, I’m sure I could do that in situ. Are there any real reasons that I should, is the whole thing likely collapse on me if I dont?
Seabeowner:
Presumably the pin is rotating with the stand, so moving in the frame fixings.
Could try the usual cycle of easing oils and heat. Put something between any hammering device and the pin as they are easily distorted.
I had one on a 500 and I had to thread a hacksaw blade through it and saw through it to free it.
Johnny4428:
I would be tempted to weld a blob on to the pin where the gap in the bracket is tighten that bolt up and then try and turn by folding stand, or even welding end of pin to bracket.
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