| Author | Message | ||
     Acuren |
hi new to board, but my son post here alot we have a issue locating this tool Buell Specialty Tool B-45926, Clutch Hub Bearing Remover Installer does anybody have one we can buy, borrow or rent, or does anybody know of someone around cincinnati, ohio who does try several HD DEALERS call/ text me at 513-310-5559 or email at jjones63@cincinnati,ohio | ||
| Satori |
Google it, I found one on Ebay, for $240 or best offer. Its not mine or anyone I know. Good luck | ||
| Nillaice |
if it has an application on an HD you might wanna post up on an 'HD/sportster forum' and poll a larger audience. and i agree that $240 is pretty steep for such a specific tool. if you can't make it yourself or use other tools to get the same job done; it might be cheaper to pay the $70 some an hour for a certified HD tech to pull and install the new bearing instead of buying the tool. ... especially if you meet them at a bar and buy them a round. | ||
| Reepicheep |
I don't have one unfortunately. Just double checking, but are you sure you need it? If you just want to get into the primary (to replace a stator for example), you don't have to take apart the clutch assembly, it comes off as a unit along with the primary chain and the stator bell. I'm not saying nobody ever needs to take a clutch apart, but credit where credit is due... in over 100k on three different Buells, I have yet to have a clutch need to be taken apart. I don't know how they do it, but those Harley clutches seem near supernatural in their strength and durability. I'm up in Lebanon and I have the "broken stud drill guide" if you ever need one of those... I also have a spare 07 XB cam position sensor if you ever need to swap one of those out for testing. | ||
| Reepicheep |
Oh, and while I haven't had them do any work for me, Aces and Eights / Powder Keg / whatever the hell they call themselves now up by Kings Island at least has a parts guy that speaks Buell and respects Buells... | ||
| Schwara |
I don't have that one either ... sorry. I do have the clutch spring compressor tool (somewhere) if you end up needing that. I am just a couple of minutes away from Kings Island. I have used Powder Keg Harley for a couple of things. The're not cheap but I have no complaints with the work or turnaround time. They actually fit me in a couple of times (2 different bikes) over the course of a week prior to a trip ... of course I had already pulled off the stuff I needed help with. |
