As far as I remember (it's an automatic habit)) I usually bend the edges of the tab washer up a bit before fitting it so that I can finish turning/folding it up with a tyre lever against the basket.Pharisee wrote: Hmmm... I do it the other way, I'm afraid. Put the heavy washer on first, then the tab washer and finally the nut. I do it that way for one very good (as far as I'm concerned) reason. If you put a new tab washer on first followed by the heavy washer and nut, once the nut is fully tightened, I cant get anything behind the tab washer to bend it forward against the nut. The tab washer is trapped hard against the clutch.
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Re: burman clutch repair, pushrod
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