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Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 to 1983 Laced Rear Wheel Figure
Ironhead Sportster laced wheels can be taken apart and worked on as needed. Knowing how one is put together usualy speeds the repairing up. This is a figure of the laced rear wheel used on an Ironhead Sportster from 1979 to 1983.
Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 To 1983 Laced Rear Wheel Figure Layout
The Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 to 1983 laced rear wheel figure layout is very simple. The upper right hand portion contains the laced wheel hub and the parts that go in it. The center cross over shows the laced wheel that already has the hub in it with the parts that hold the brake disc and the chain sprocket on it. it also shows the axle and all the other parts that hols the laced wheel in the swing arm. The bottom left hand corner holds the numbered part list. Why can’t cast wheel hubs get removed?
Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 To 1983 Laced Rear Wheel Figure Part List
The Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 to 1983 laced rear wheel figure part list is down below all the parts named in the left hand corner. The list is broken down into two sides. On the top of the left is 1. Retaining ring (2), next under that is 2. Washer (2), under that is 3. Oil seal (2), under that is 4. Left spacer (short), under that is 5. Right outer spacer (long), under that is 6. Bearing (2), under that is 7. Spacer, under that is 8. Hub, under that is 9. Screw (5), under that is 10. Lock washer (5). Then the list moves over to the right column and starts at the top with 11. lock-nut (5), under that is 12. Brake disc, under that is 13. Bolt (5), under that is 14. lock washer (5) under that is 15. Lock-nut (5), under that is 16. Sprocket, under that is 17. Axle, under that is 18. Washer, under that is 19. Lock washer, under that is 20. Nut. Why doesn’t all the nuts and washers have specific names like chain sprocket nut?
Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 To 1983 Laced Rear Wheel Figure Hub
The Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 to 1983 laced rear wheel figure hub shows all the parts one is made from. In this figure at the upper right hand end is a 1, retaining ring, next is a 2, washer, next is a 4, left spacer (short), next is a 3, oil seal, next is a 6, bearing, next is a 8, hub, next is a 7, spacer, next is another 6, bearing, next is another 3, oil seal, next is a 5, right outer spacer (long), next in another 2, washer, and it ends with the last 1, retaining ring. Why can’t all the spacers be the same size?
Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 To 1983 Laced Rear Wheel Figure Center
The Harley Davidson Ironhead 1979 to 1983 laced rear wheel figure center cross over is simple. It shows what goes on to the laced wheel. Not all the parts inside it. The upper left hand side starts with a 20, axle nut, next is a 19, lock washer, next is a 18, washer, next is a 9, brake disc screw, next is a 12, brake disc, next is a 10, lock washer, next is a 11, lock nut, next is the laced wheel. Then one can see a line running through it where the axle goes. Over the line is a 15, lock nut, next to the right is a 14, lock washer, next is the 16, sprocket, next is a 13, bolt, next is the 17, axle. Why can’t the brake disc and the chain sprocket bolt together?
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