Looking at making a driver for the fork seals, what do you use?
Steve
Fork Seal Driver Rvf
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spooky
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Re: Fork Seal Driver Rvf
Just done mine a few weeks ago. looked for plastic tube in the shed but had nothing the right size, then right in front of me was a paint roller, ah ha that might work methinks, tried it on the fork and it was a perfect fit and it was nice to hold onto when slide hammering the seals in.lol.
\That wee smilie can drink some Guinness. No wonder he's yellow.
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steve234
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Re: Fork Seal Driver Rvf
spooky wrote:Just done mine a few weeks ago. looked for plastic tube in the shed but had nothing the right size, then right in front of me was a paint roller, ah ha that might work methinks, tried it on the fork and it was a perfect fit and it was nice to hold onto when slide hammering the seals in.lol.
Aahh what a good idea, i`ll give that ago
Steve
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Re: Fork Seal Driver Rvf
Aye , just make sure its clean "or new" as you don't want paint all over everything. The sponge ones are cheap as chips too.lol.\That wee smilie can drink some Guinness. No wonder he's yellow.