2 days away, this coming Sun in York Pa, at the fairgrounds. To find the Hodaka booth, go thru the main door, make a left, we'll be on the left in the corner. Should be a good time, see you there, stop by and say hi.

Cover screws have a tapered head on them, so putting a stud in would require a nut with a taper on it. You still need the aluminum post to space the cover parallel to the case, so it has to be fit correctly.

Yes I do, I'll toot the horn when I go by....

Hard to tell, the missing pieces of the roller retainer and the rollers weren't in the case. The right side bearing on the main shaft was loose in the case. The right side case half was heavily welded around the bearing area. The kick start shaft was heavily worn where the bearings seat. It was run ...

For the new people, across the street from the BW is a good restaurant, there is also a gas station on the corner. Rt 11 ends on top of the hill where the motel is, so in the morning you take 11 down the hill, follow the signs for 11 north and it'll take right up to Athena. Lots of things to see in ...

Cases are broken in critical areas, I'm just gonna gather the reusable parts.

First broken shaft I've ever seen.

Wow

Welding would be best.

Since it's apart, I have a guy that can weld it.

I lost a good friend on Dec 1, mechanic, fabricator, bike builder. We were friends for 35 years. I have to squash the urge to call him just to talk.

Call the motel directly and see if it's been set up yet...you should be able to get their phone number thru the Best Western website.

You hook one end of the ring in the slot, then you roll the pin into the slot, kinda like putting a tire on a rim. Hardest part is holding the cup down. Takes 3 hands...

I found it. Go to you tube. Search Hodaka repair, you'll see a video for control shaft springs, that's the one. Seems there was a better one, but I can't locate it.

Somewhere there is a link to the video, I think South Cal Hodaka did one. I know it's out there as I have seen it. I'll keep looking.

Got the job done?

Pin I have, instructions I do not, a couple of videos on Utoob will get you thru it.

It can be used without the pin, (I've done it) works better with. Would you like a pin?

I borrowed one of the early tools from a friend, had another friend make me a tool but it doesn't work as it should. Possibly made the indent too large. Got a tool in a deal and I think it may be a later one, trying to figure out the differences so I can ID the tool.

Same part number, so the same die.

Anyone have a source for front fender mud flaps?

Can someone tell me the difference in the early and late model tool?

10mmx 1.00

Right side is also left hand thread ( backward)

Flywheel is left, clutch is right.