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Progress

Posted: 16 Feb 2009 22:37
by kmamac
Maybe some might be interested in the progress of my 500.
Here are some photos ( I hope they work - first time posing photos!)

http://gallery.me.com/kmamac#100060/DSC ... olor=black
Top yoke needs to come off again for a bit more polish.(and the rubber needs cleaner more effectively than I have done so far- ideas? Note washer under nut. The first job on my lathe. Washers this week errr spacers next?

http://gallery.me.com/kmamac#100060/DSC ... olor=black
More of the same
http://gallery.me.com/kmamac#100060/DSC ... olor=black
New rubber, which cost me a bloody site more than I though they would for a set of 'old' sizes. Still not decided if I shall turn up new spindles (need to get better at cutting threads) or but a plating kit! Note indicator shaft in glorious stainless (I love my lathe!)
Caliper showing new stainless bits including that shouldered bot thing. Marzzochi sticker courtesy of ebay
http://gallery.me.com/kmamac#100060/DSC ... olor=black
http://gallery.me.com/kmamac#100060/DSC ... olor=black
http://gallery.me.com/kmamac#100060/DSC ... olor=black

Anyway, I hope you enjoy the photos
Keith in sunny London



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Posted: 17 Feb 2009 09:42
by EVguru
One quick comment.

You've got the ignition modules on upside down.

Posted: 17 Feb 2009 12:09
by ringer
Hi Keith,

Thanks for sharing your photos. It's always nice to see some work in progress. You've just inspired me to get my 500 back together. I took it apart to fix a loose clutch stud and some oil leaks last September, and due to ill health have not yet got round to putting it back together. Must get onto it soon - and I have a lot less work to do than you do too. Best of luck.

Nick

Posted: 17 Feb 2009 15:50
by kmamac
Thanks Paul for module comment. One of the reasons for posting was for the informed to point out stuff I got wrong. As mentioned in my photo post I did not strip the machine down my self (I had boxes of bits) and th epublished documents are only of use up to a point. All feel free to add comments!
best regards
Keith