Guard
- Thread starter Flathead
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3 of them for $7.75 (ebay.)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorized-B...876389?hash=item41a92879e5:g:YikAAOSw1DtXFqiB
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorized-B...876389?hash=item41a92879e5:g:YikAAOSw1DtXFqiB
2 stroke in-frame chain guard?
They ought to be easy to find. Most builders throw them way.
I always install them but they need to be mounted using a rubber grommet in the hole where the fastener at the engine end goes. Most kit chain guards have an elongated hole on the front end. I widen the hole, install a rubber grommet with a 1/4" inside diameter. Don't squeeze the grommet too tight, leave it just snug and use a nylock nut and washer on the end of the screw that goes through the clutch actuator cover and chain guard.
If you mount it without the rubber you can be sure it will eventually crack and break where it attaches to the engine. I don't rubber mount the rear, only the front end.
Tom
They ought to be easy to find. Most builders throw them way.
I always install them but they need to be mounted using a rubber grommet in the hole where the fastener at the engine end goes. Most kit chain guards have an elongated hole on the front end. I widen the hole, install a rubber grommet with a 1/4" inside diameter. Don't squeeze the grommet too tight, leave it just snug and use a nylock nut and washer on the end of the screw that goes through the clutch actuator cover and chain guard.
If you mount it without the rubber you can be sure it will eventually crack and break where it attaches to the engine. I don't rubber mount the rear, only the front end.
Tom
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