Re: 665----667---------Neighbour's of the Beast
Finally got hub 99% finished, also got bill from hospital.
Insurance company got billed almost $12,000 but negotiated it down to about $4,000.
I still have to pay about $1,500.
Almost $300 an hour 'my cost'
Anyway, here's pics of rear hub, needs a bit of cleaning and touch up.
http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k315/1crazypj/Honda%20CB360/Rearhub3.jpg
I'm not worried about it being weakened as it was probably designed for worst case scenario of 5~600lbs loading and even at 225 I probably wont be stressing it outside of its limits (but I do have a spare hub if cracks develop later)
The weak point is the big circlip holding sprocket on, that hasn't been touched.
Was a lot more work than anticipated, I drilled and tapped 4mm thread inside hub to hold perforated plate (you can't drill thin perforated plate, drill 'catches' and tears up pretty good)
I ended up making a 5 piece punch plate , drilled 4mm hole to allow punching out holes in perf plates. Made punch out of ld Harley spoke (4mm, surprised me
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Was at different docs yesterday, more different meds, maybe this will work?
will keep everyone informed
PJ