mother f*%$^£ damn sin of a ... Help pls. Tough nutt to crack...

how the hell do you stop your back wheel moving when you want to undo the clutch assembly?

Haynes manual says "use a home made tool..." So far Ive bent 4 screw drivers, each being progressively thicker than the last...

 

Either use a impact gun or the proper tool, you'll only end up breaking something if you use screwdrivers.

 

Bugger.

I have a socket set and a hammer. Thats about it.

 

Just invest in some good tools, you won't regret it.

 

Air gun tool and hold the back brake..
Piece of wood wedged in the rear wheel stops it moving too much

 

if you don't have access to any air tools, get a clutch locking tool, there about £10 and most scooter websites stock them.

Helps to invest in a decent tool set so budget for one, it will pay itself back when you use it, you could also budget more and get air tools aswell but for most people hand tools are fine

 

block of wood, hammer handle, braeker bar, some good steel tubing, i just use whatever is laying around when im not at work.

 

well ive shredded most of my hex screws too. I think I will go spend some pennies on some proper kit this weekend. I suppose its worth it, If I have the kit to do it all myself it saves on mechanics at the end of the day

 

What about holding da back brake lol

 

tried. failed.

 

Take it off the stand and then hold the back brake

 

more arms required. Sadly Im not Vishnu.


Tis ok my friend, I`m putting it back together at the mo anyhow, will sort it this coming week end when i replace my rollers.

 

U could lent it agaist a wall...a towel to stop it from getting scratched...dwn 1 hand on da brake n ya other hand is free...better still u got could get som1 to help ya

 

it doesnt work to hold the brake, just use like i said, a hammer handle, a block of wood, a t bar, a breaker bar, a set of handle bars, pretty much anything thats kinda beefy that wont bend too easy, sometimes they are loctited in and torqued up with an airgun then they are tight

 

put a socket on the bolt, pull the brake with both hands and then use your foot to stand on the socket and woolaa its off lol thats what i dod the other week

 

Thats exactly what i was saying...thats what i did too.lol