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Old 09-Feb-2005, 23:14   #1
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swingarm removal
my haynes manual states that the engine needs to come out to enable removal of the swingarm (748).....is this correct ?
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Old 09-Feb-2005, 23:17   #2
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Don't know mate but i do sudgest using a BIG HAMMER
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Old 09-Feb-2005, 23:19   #3
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Technically........ Yes.
The swingarm is located by two collars that go through the arm into the frame. The engine prevents these from coming out, even if the bolt is removed.
There is a way around it, but i'm not sure you'd want to try it and and i'm not sure it should be disclosed in public either
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Old 09-Feb-2005, 23:22   #4
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Nelly, why are your posts all coming up twice ??
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Old 09-Feb-2005, 23:29   #5
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Think hes just making doubly sure
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Old 10-Feb-2005, 00:14   #6
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I can only see one of each ???? You haven't been drinkin' already have you
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Does it invlove the use of a hydraulic jack and a big hammer Nelly?
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Old 10-Feb-2005, 16:51   #8
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Does it invlove the use of a hydraulic jack and a big hammer Nelly?

nah............... you don't need a hammer
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Old 10-Feb-2005, 21:02   #9
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oh well, thats stuffed my idea of taking the swingarm off to get it powder coated
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is it something to do with prising open the frame?
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