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Offline RoyC

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Re: Quadrant / Pinion
« Reply #30 on: 16.06. 2017 15:21 »
I hope neither your or my stop looks like the photo of one I took out a few years ago.
Thanks for that Julian.

It is very wobbly.
My bike is a 1958 A7SS
Staffordshire UK

Offline chaterlea25

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Re: Quadrant / Pinion
« Reply #31 on: 16.06. 2017 19:56 »
Roy
In answer to you pinion question
Pointed tooth pinion must be used with pointed tooth quadrant
Same applies to flat topped tooth and quadrant
Do not mix them *warn*

John
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Re: Quadrant / Pinion
« Reply #32 on: 16.06. 2017 20:05 »
It is very wobbly.
If it falls out just put it under your pillow for the Kickstop fairy. You may get a sixpenny piece!
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Re: Quadrant / Pinion
« Reply #33 on: 26.06. 2017 19:30 »
All done, the quadrant stop was just loose, the hole was ok so I fitted a new stop without removing the back plate.
The tooth grinding feeling when I kicked it over was found to be the drain plug. To make things easier when changing the gearbox oil I had changed to a ½" long whitworth bolt, when I removed it I noticed that it had some wear marks on the end, I ground some off and all is ok now.
Thanks to everyone for the help.
Roy.
My bike is a 1958 A7SS
Staffordshire UK