| Author | Message | ||
     Dhays1775 |
Crank lock tool showed up this morning. Who else needs it? I can have it in the mail tomorrow morning. | ||
| Skntpig |
Springst, PM sent a few days ago regarding your cams. | ||
| Shawns |
My buddy has a machine shop. I am going to try and get some made. Any takers? Don't know cost yet. | ||
| Sl33py |
I'd be down for one! If it were a bit shorter in total length (1/2"-1"?) i wouldn't need to remove my exhaust which would be great! PM me and let us know cost when you figure it out? | ||
| Dhays1775 |
I still have my crank lock tool, I just wanted to bump this back up so it didn't get archived. Anyone need it? | ||
| Matteson |
i might need it. If I get of work early I am going to pull the cover and take a peek. | ||
| Staindred |
I need a crankshaft locking tool. Will pay shipping to get it here then back to you. PM me. | ||
| 50dro |
I know this is a rent/borrow thread for the tool but I thought you'd like to know that we have one from Twin Motorcycles in stock for sale in case you want to add another into the rent/borrow pool or if someone would rather own it than rent/borrow it. $95 shipped to your door in the States within a few days. PM me if interested.  www.5-0dro.com | ||
| Nillaice |
50, i'd rather see some one buy the proper tool from you then see some one have to split their engine cases to retrieve the tip that broke off in the crank from their home-made tool. Stained, PM sent | ||
| 50dro |
Thanks! The tool was purchased this morning by a Badwebber.  If anyone else needs one or anything else we offer, please feel free to contact us. Cheers! | ||
| Matteson |
Is the crankshaft tool being used by anyone? Is it possible to rent this still. Thanks Chris | ||
| Stirz007 |
Contacted EBR a few days ago to check on the status of these tools (for sale). There is no current in-stock date, so thanks to the BWB'rs for stepping up. | ||
| 50dro |
We can always get them from Twin Motorcycles if any of you want a new one...just don't have any stocked at the moment. Let us know if so and we'll work up a quote for you. Thanks! | ||
| Nillaice |
Matteson, there are several members on here loaning their tools out, not just 'one' someone might be local to you, or if not i can get mine sent out to you this week. PM me | ||
| Matteson |
Ya that sounded dumb of me dude. I thought for some reason this was someones long thread. | ||
| Skntpig |
I have one set of tools that I am using. It's Sprintst's. I should be done in a week or two, whenever the super special order shims come from HD. I will post up here when I send it back to him. | ||
| Matteson |
I just pm'd nilla ica for the tool. If I don't here from him anyone else have one available? Chris | ||
| Shawns |
Mine is out getting measured and what not. I am trying to get 6 made. They would run about $85 shipped in the US. Anybody interested? | ||
| Nikoff90 |
Is there any place to acquire the cam lock tool. | ||
| 50dro |
See our post above. PM me if interested. | ||
| Nillaice |
Matterson, I guess it didn't go thru, but I did reply to your first PM. So I did again just now to you new email address you gave in your second PM. And i sent you a PM with the same. I can get my locking tool sent out by Thursday at the latest | ||
| Matteson |
Thanks nilla ice. I got one from cosworth over on xb. | ||
| Sprintst |
Yes, I'll post up when I get my tools back and put those out for loan again | ||
| Puddlepirate |
I've got mine I can send out if needed. Finally unpacked that box after the move. Crank locking tool only, no cam lock (Message edited by puddlepirate on August 29, 2014) | ||
| Hatch_daddy |
Does anyone have a crank locking tool available? | ||
| 50dro |
We have a few coming from Twin Motorcycles that will be for sale. We'll have them in around a week. Let us know if you're interested. | ||
| Shawns |
First one made. Next ones will be a little shorter on the handle side to accommodate installation with out exhaust removal. Well hopefully.  | ||
| Hatch_daddy |
Just pulled my stator cover to see if I could get the rotor nut off prior to ordering the replacement from EBR. I was stressing because no lock tools were available. I ended up using a jack stand, open end wrench, crow's foot, and impact wrench. I didn't have to drain the oil, or remove a portion of the exhaust as I had read on other posts. Anyhow, this unconventional method worked well for me and maybe it will help someone else.  | ||
| Shawns |
My only concern would be the re-torquing to make sure it's tight. The last owner or shop previous to mine didn't and I had a cluster F*&k to clean up.  | ||
| Hatch_daddy |
Understandable, you can still achieve proper torque using the torque wrench, extension, and crow's foot. As easily as mine came off, there's no way it was at 300ftlbs from the factory though. |
