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Old 03-02-2008, 09:37 AM
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35-40 ft/lbs...but I still can't find the bolt size...
Do you have a parts book? I have one, but for a Road King... don't know how much crossover there is on motormount bolts...
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35-40 ft/lbs...but I still can't find the bolt size...
where is there an engine mount on the head ? she said head
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where is there an engine mount on the head ? she said head
Yeah one of the 2 bolts...one into each head...
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Its a 3/8-16 X 1.25 and the washer is 1/8 thick. The torque is 35 - 40 foot pounds.

Ms. T, this is a common size bolt you can get at the hardware store. Ask for the above size in grade 8 and you will be set.
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Its a 3/8-16 X 1.25 and the washer is 1/8 thick. The torque is 35 - 40 foot pounds.

Ms. T, this is a common size bolt you can get at the hardware store. Ask for the above size in grade 8 and you will be set.
No special thead? And I don't have a torque wrench. . .are they expensive? I'll be going to Home Depot in Hobbs today. . .
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No special thead? And I don't have a torque wrench. . .are they expensive? I'll be going to Home Depot in Hobbs today. . .
Not 'spensive, just ask someone where the grade 8 bolts are...the thread count is 16/per inch and it's 1 1/4" long...and back to what I said earlier...pretty tight, you'll not likely be able to strip it out but use the loctite don't put a really long wrench on it and you'll be fine...
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Not 'spensive, just ask someone where the grade 8 bolts are...the thread count is 16/per inch and it's 1 1/4" long...and back to what I said earlier...pretty tight, you'll not likely be able to strip it out but use the loctite don't put a really long wrench on it and you'll be fine...
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Not 'spensive, just ask someone where the grade 8 bolts are...the thread count is 16/per inch and it's 1 1/4" long...and back to what I said earlier...pretty tight, you'll not likely be able to strip it out but use the loctite don't put a really long wrench on it and you'll be fine...
Thank you sir. . .and thank you everyone who helped this morning. . . I'll pick up the necessary goods in Hobbs and report back. . .

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My brother, a mechanic, inherited my Dad's very extensive collection of Snap on tools. My Dad was a mechanic by trade. If I'd only been able to look into the future I might have insisted on my fair share. The name Snap On still gives me a little thrill. . .
Can you request a "do over" on the "divie">

My Dad was a mechanic by trade also:

When his tools were divided everyone was in line wanting their share so the portions were small---but by then I had most of my own> I did get a 3/4" inch drive socket set---It is a set of "man tools" to say the least-- Not a lot of use for bike repair to say the least but if you ever need a 2 1/2 inch socket I have one you can borrow>
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On a serious note > You will at some point want a torque wrench since you are serious about doing your own maintenance>
I recognized the humor sir. . . and I will be looking at and probably purchasing a torque wrench this morning. . .
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