Little update. Ran the cases through the dish washer to dissolve what soda was left from blasting
After soda blasting, i took the jugs for a fresh bore and hone. Big shout out to mototech USA in mansfield. I dropped them off Tuesday at around 11, and picked them up Wednesday around the same time. He said that is usual turn around for him, and in my humble opinion, he did a great job. I highly recommend his services!
Got the crank squared away with new outside seals. Asked a few well respected area mechanics, and they said the bearings and inside seal looks great and have a ton of life left in em. While I hate to not replace them while it's apart, I hate spending a tick over 5 bills to rebuild something that doesn't need rebuilt.
Bottom case got a final scrub and it's back on the stand
Got the guts all back in harmonious union. Picking up some yamabond tomorrow to glue the old girl back together.
Not to toot my own horn (and I know it's not done yet, so knock on wood) but I'm pretty happy with myself. This is the first motor I've torn down, rebuilt and re assembled completely on my own,and the first motorcycle engine in general. I gotta thank all the great people on here for things I've picked up, and to my old man for all the things he has taught me through the years.
After soda blasting, i took the jugs for a fresh bore and hone. Big shout out to mototech USA in mansfield. I dropped them off Tuesday at around 11, and picked them up Wednesday around the same time. He said that is usual turn around for him, and in my humble opinion, he did a great job. I highly recommend his services!
Got the crank squared away with new outside seals. Asked a few well respected area mechanics, and they said the bearings and inside seal looks great and have a ton of life left in em. While I hate to not replace them while it's apart, I hate spending a tick over 5 bills to rebuild something that doesn't need rebuilt.
Bottom case got a final scrub and it's back on the stand
Got the guts all back in harmonious union. Picking up some yamabond tomorrow to glue the old girl back together.
Not to toot my own horn (and I know it's not done yet, so knock on wood) but I'm pretty happy with myself. This is the first motor I've torn down, rebuilt and re assembled completely on my own,and the first motorcycle engine in general. I gotta thank all the great people on here for things I've picked up, and to my old man for all the things he has taught me through the years.