Il faut absolument faire des vidéos de toute cette mécanique que Monsieur luman nous montre c'est vraiment un super gars un mec qui fait ça simplement tranquillement pour faire plaisir aux gens qui veulent s'en sortir j'espère que UA-cam va laisser cette science que tout le monde puisse en profiter et à ton âme mon petit luman et crois-moi et actuellement tu m'aides beaucoup je te remercierai jamais autant pas besoin d'aller chez des spécialistes comme j'ai été qui te demande de 8000 € pour te faire de la merde merci
Thanks for these uploads John. I really like your practical approach to maintenance and the tips you show. Your videos give me the confidence to have a go at a lot of stuff myself. And I love your "click click" torque wrench! I remember as a kid seeing my neighbours fix their daily runner bikes on the front path, in the days when bikes and maybe sidecars were the only family transport.. No fancy facilities, just got on with it and they got the job done. Cheers and ride safe.
Hi David n Mary :-) anytime glad you like em. Lots of people think throwing money at a problem will fix it but that's the expensive way '-) I have had my click click torque wrench for a long time now, it took a lot of years to calibrate it though! In the days of yore most transport had to be repaired at home due to lack of garages, the old petrol can in the boot to as filling stations where few and far between. You too keep the rubber side down.
I reckon that your torque wrench is the best kind, especially on such lovely machinery. Weird, I got up this morning and wondered when the next vid would be up and there it was!
Hi Pete :-) I like my torque wrench, I've had it a while now and it's quite reliable. I'll have another up soon a bit more editing to do, so watch this space.
I keep waiting for the "click click". Hey at least you have concentrics, side bowls are even harder to get around, especially if you got huge hands like mine.
try working around monoblocks with hands that span 10.5 inches from tip of thumb to tip of pinky fully extended and are roughly 8.5 inches long 4.5 inches wide from wrist to middle finger tip... Yeah I've got big hands and they get in the way a lot.
Hello John With the " clickclick" I make next week on the work synonymous, my workshop master gets a heart attack if he sees that ;-) My workshop master does not even go to the toilet without a torque key ;-) greets Uli
Hi Uli :-) I now a lot of people cringe for me not using a torque wrench, but I have tightened one or two nuts and bolts in my 40 odd years on the tools! The modern stretch bolts amaze me torque to something like 80lbsft then 1/2 a turn, how does that work then?
Il faut absolument faire des vidéos de toute cette mécanique que Monsieur luman nous montre c'est vraiment un super gars un mec qui fait ça simplement tranquillement pour faire plaisir aux gens qui veulent s'en sortir j'espère que UA-cam va laisser cette science que tout le monde puisse en profiter et à ton âme mon petit luman et crois-moi et actuellement tu m'aides beaucoup je te remercierai jamais autant pas besoin d'aller chez des spécialistes comme j'ai été qui te demande de 8000 € pour te faire de la merde merci
Thanks for these uploads John. I really like your practical approach to maintenance and the tips you show. Your videos give me the confidence to have a go at a lot of stuff myself. And I love your "click click" torque wrench! I remember as a kid seeing my neighbours fix their daily runner bikes on the front path, in the days when bikes and maybe sidecars were the only family transport.. No fancy facilities, just got on with it and they got the job done. Cheers and ride safe.
Hi David n Mary :-) anytime glad you like em. Lots of people think throwing money at a problem will fix it but that's the expensive way '-) I have had my click click torque wrench for a long time now, it took a lot of years to calibrate it though!
In the days of yore most transport had to be repaired at home due to lack of garages, the old petrol can in the boot to as filling stations where few and far between.
You too keep the rubber side down.
Getting closer and it looks good.
Hi John.
Hi Ed :-) thank you won't be long now (video wise) still editing the last couple.
I reckon that your torque wrench is the best kind, especially on such lovely machinery. Weird, I got up this morning and wondered when the next vid would be up and there it was!
Hi Pete :-) I like my torque wrench, I've had it a while now and it's quite reliable.
I'll have another up soon a bit more editing to do, so watch this space.
I keep waiting for the "click click". Hey at least you have concentrics, side bowls are even harder to get around, especially if you got huge hands like mine.
Click click there you go Otis :-D
Aye the Monobloc carbs are more awkward to work around.
try working around monoblocks with hands that span 10.5 inches from tip of thumb to tip of pinky fully extended and are roughly 8.5 inches long 4.5 inches wide from wrist to middle finger tip... Yeah I've got big hands and they get in the way a lot.
Hello John
With the " clickclick" I make next week on the work synonymous, my workshop master gets a heart attack if he sees that ;-)
My workshop master does not even go to the toilet without a torque key ;-)
greets
Uli
Hi Uli :-)
I now a lot of people cringe for me not using a torque wrench, but I have tightened one or two nuts and bolts in my 40 odd years on the tools!
The modern stretch bolts amaze me torque to something like 80lbsft then 1/2 a turn, how does that work then?
Coming along nicely John , Love checking out your video's a must if you own a British motorcycle .
Hi Steve :-) it's not far off now, thanks for your vote of confidence I'm glad you like em!
Hey John I'm taking my spanners back......they don't click, I don't think they ever have :-(
Hi Ron :-) lol I've had mine a while now most of them click...or it could be my arthritis '-)