Sorry to be so specific but anyone know if it is narrow enough to remove the rocker box allen bolts on a Harley Evo head without removing engine?
183347
Sorry but I can't answer 100% that question but I work in the hvac industry and they work on all gas or oil (so far) heating systems, so bottom line for the cost it's worth buying them, if they don't work out you'll find many other places where you can use them. The case sucks but it's a great set.
183348
Total depth is 2.5cm for the Allen fittings in the set + the ratchet. Can't answer whether those fit for your application though.
529610
I don't see why not. It lifts my Harley Road Glide off the ground which is a similarly sized bike. It does not drift back down like a hydraulic jack it will keep its height perfectly. Hope that helps.
2167931
It is pointless honestly. The bolt was too long to work on my motorcycle, and you could use a pair of vicegrips and pliers to remove it even without the tool.
1771938
I am not sure, I did not measure how much torque. I raised my 670lb Harley using a socket and a 16" breaker bar. It went up and down smoothly with little force. I did put a small amount of grease on the screw first as the directions indicate.
2224720
Yes, this should do the trick. Use the size that's almost, but a tad bit smaller, than the bolt you're attempting to extract.
1536910
The bolts are recessed, so a wrench won't fit. I'd recommend using a set of metric sockets.
825191
From what I can tell it should without any problems. Amazon does allow you to search by type of motorcycle as well and will give matches that way too. Remember in my review it is very possible you will have to deconstruct your rear seat to get the factory bolts out. Nothing that can't be fixed with the new bolts and a staple gun though. Good luck!! If it works you'll love it I know I do.
943151
This works well with my Allen Sports Deluxe 2-Bike Hitch Mount Rack which has a 1 1/4" Class II drawbar. It adapts to the 2" Class III hitch receiver on my motorhome with two "L" shaped metal shims. Without this hitch tightener my top-heavy rack with bikes rocked back and fourth while on the road. There were enough threads on the "U" bolt to tighten the smaller drawbar and stop the rocking.
761297
I believe so as there is an opening in the cover that allows use of the standard site. That being said, in my case, I never could get the cover to fit like the stock cover. It needed extensive milling... would not mount without completly binding the bolt. A poor fit, to be perfectly honest. Barska needs to step it up.
1856999
the size of the allen wrench isnt imorrtant. It comes with one.. Honestly are you really concerned with the allen wrench? you dont have them in your house to install it your self? dont burden me with this nonsense. I have a life, a big one. just saying. that aint all i have that is big. bub all in all I like it but I got it wetter than pam anderson and its been a little flakey ever since. but I blame myself. just like I blame my self for my unplanned son.
310455
As long as you don't brake the chain guide on the pass side head you will not have to remove the engine. If it is broken the access hole for the guide bolt is inside the bell housing. Either way you need this tool.
440120
The bolts I have are 16.5" minus tip, and yes I do have broad heads for it. Either bird tip or broad head these bolts go to the end of the track, but I don't see why you couldn't use a longer bolt . Just understand I have used shorter ones not longer ones.
2203530
I had to buy a longer bolt to modify it for my bike....the package bolts does not fit my bike!
149707
I would think so. It does take a little muscle to get it aligned with and into the hitch but after that it's a cinch. Use a 3/4" ratchet &socket; or a ratcheting box end wrench and it's a breeze.
1694648
I have had the same issue and I think it has to do with the torque of the fastener you are trying to remove, you have to break that initial torque on certain fasteners, bolts, screws etc., and then it will be fine. It is an inconvenience but I still like using the tool and still happy with my purchase.
1427925
I wish that this item would have worked with my frame configuration, but it didn't. However, this thing is built so strong that it would hold up a Harley dresser. Haven't found one yet to work with my Japanese 10 speed bike with an 80cc motor attached. Just gotta chain it to a tree or sign post. Still looking though! Wish that I could help ya out more, but that's all that I know. Mark.
1468028
They should take it off. I took a salt water tandem axle brake caliber off. The Turbos worked great getting on stripped 5/8 bolt .The head was stripped and it was imbedded in the caliber. I used a driver and slipped a pipe over the handle to give me purchase to take the bolt out in a very difficult space. I had to hammer the socket over the head to get enough od the Turbo to grab. Just like butter on the first pull.