got all the tools and gasket. tightened flywheel nut to specs. tightened rotor bolt to specs. kind of tough for a 75 yearold. put the rest back together filled with oil and no noise!! a ton of thanks to drag bike mike. couldn't have done it without your help

Quasi, the flywheel holder can be easily fabricated from some 3/16" thick x 1" wide bar stock.  Just cut off a couple of equal lengths (about 16" long), drill some holes, and you're ready to rock-n-roll.  You can use stacks of washers to space the tool out from the flywheel.  A short 5/16" bolt fastens the two bars together at the center.  When installed, it looks like this.  Sorry for the poor-quality pic.

When you bolt the tool to the flywheel, nest it between the forward footpeg mounts on the frame.  Those prevent the tool from rotating so you can use both hands on the torque wrench when tightening or loosening the flywheel nut.  You will also need a 46mm deep socket for the flywheel nut.