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justin_o_guy2

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Re: Cam Chain Question
Reply #15 - 01/01/13 at 16:39:55

It jjust so happens I am the proud owner of a Mr. Coffee & 2 coffee cups!
I also have good water & organic coffee. & that coffee is sitting on the Mini Fridge out in the shop. I am disabled & dont have a 9 to 5 Jay Oh Bee, so, holler any time,Ill be out there all day tomorrow, just like today,,aint got hoot done, but,, puttin that 4 wheeler together is wearin on me, so, Im just coasting today,piddlin, cleanin up..

& we could run up & see R&R!

The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion.- Edmund Burke.

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triumphleroy YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 15	Re: Cam Chain Question Reply #16 - 01/01/13 at 16:46:30 Give me a quick call My cell is 903-932-2396....Still can't pm.........But working on that! Try to come by tommorrow, Jesse
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triumphleroy YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 15	Re: Cam Chain Question Reply #17 - 01/02/13 at 06:33:42 You have me wondering about these "TEETH" on the tensioner? Where exactly are these "TEETH" ? Are there any photos on here or?
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justin_o_guy2

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Re: Cam Chain Question
Reply #18 - 01/02/13 at 10:31:22

Ya gots an Inner Tube & a Outer tube, see? & the outer tube has a ratchet pawl like gizmo on it, see? & as the spring drives the inner tube OUT ( which is applying sidewardsish pressure on the cam chain), that pawl grabs in the teeth what is machined into the bottom side of the inner tube, therby making it impossible for the tension on the cam chain to drive the tensioner back into itself..&, IMO, there is too little slack availabe for the cam chain. I cant see letting the tensioner soak up a little free play in the cam chain as being such a big deal, as long as there is never enough slack to allow the chain to hop tooth to tooth on the gear.

The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion.- Edmund Burke.

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