1979 Puch Magnum Project Part 8 - Rolling Chassis Assembly
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2013
- Assembling the Frame, Forks, Swingarm, Shocks, Wheels, Tank, Seat and Side covers.
No video of the tubes/tires going on the rims as I hit something other than the record button, but the Hutchinson GP-1's go on really easily so wasn't much to see anyway.
I used Mobile 1 Synthetic Grease for all bearings.
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and wire wheeled all bolts and applied "Fluid Film" Rust and Corrosion preventive spray.
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Thanks for the feedback, it's nice to hear from people who enjoy my videos.
God I wish I had a machine shop at my disposal like that lol
just hoped on the episodes and i gotta say
thorough and diligent work n1bpd
great job
Thanks for the hard work you put into making these tutorials.
you probably dont care but does any of you know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot the login password. I would love any assistance you can give me!
@Giovanni Elliot Instablaster ;)
@Fisher Israel I really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Fisher Israel It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
@Giovanni Elliot you are welcome xD
You do good work!
You're hired ;)
Whocares05050 - I cannot reply to your comment, but I did answer via a direct message. Here is my answer for anyone else wondering.
These are the Hydralic version of the magnum forks and the oil is used to dampen (slow) the fork. I'm not sure if its compression, rebound or both - I just followed the service manual directions.
Did you have to rebuild them or did you just clean them and paint them?
They worked fine and I just wanted to paint them. But while taking them apart for paint I figured I may as well replace the seals etc so "accidentally" ended up rebuilding them. Because of the decision to rebuild after I'd taken them apart I didn't record anything to make a video unfortunately.
Thanks for the info and the videos!
@@n1bpd hey man, trying to rebuild my forks and running into an issue with the piston and screwing the nut at the bottom back on. The piston just spins with it. Any trick to screwing it on? Thanks
You can't be more careful than n1bdp
Hello +n1bdp
I love your videos! Me and my friends learn a lot from you.
What type of your steering wheel do you have on this Puch Magnum?
On 32:48 it is visible.
Thanks!
+leonardosazo I think it's a Peugeot, but I can't find the link in my email from when I bought it.
n1bpd On internet I found a lowered puch steering wheel, I think that could be it.
how did you face the bearings?
this may sound stupid, but..... why pour motor oil in the front forks?
Any tips for a 14 year old boy to make his tomos
Sorry, I dont have any experience with Tomos. Good place to start are the articles on the Moped Army Wiki - www.mopedarmy.com/wiki/Main_Page and search the forums.
+n1bpd puch and tomos are the same thing
@@kenanalibegovic6724 You forgot to say old ones that had puch license beacuse the new ones have different engines. Like automatic 2 speed engine or 4 to 5 gear manual ones.
great projekt but its easy when you buy all new parts and just put them on bike......like in factory...too much money spend