Sprocket too thick? Someone mentioned on here, I recall, that he was able to mount the sprocket on a bench grinder and grind the teeth narrower with an angle grinder while both were spinning. Sounds like a good (fun) low tech way to go about it. Can't give credit as I forgot who posted it where or when (sorry!).
@FurryOnTheInside Check out the rest of that reply. The grubee manual may say 410 will work, and it does on the rear sprocket they provide. No way it's fittin that engine sprocket. So that is why I suggested Carl go 415.
I didn't post the pic. It was IxxGunnerxx who posted it from my portfolio. I may have answered him due to it popping up on my email. Chances are I told him it's 6 years old as well. You can probably tell I don't frequent as much as I used to. The last members I remember passing was Frankstein and KCvale. Too bad about Fury. I liked that guy. He had a lot of bike knowledge. Straight forward and honest guy. Thanks for the heads up.
Yeah...I knew it wasn't you gary and I did know it was gunner...He has done this on a number of occasions all in one day...lol...I just wanted to put an end to his playing "spirit medium" and conjuring up the dearly departed...lol.
Good lookin out. Like you said lots of guys when first posting here don't realize the dates. I'm pretty sure I did it once or twice when I first got here, and I'm glad someone pointed it out to me.
Rip ,, I hope it WAsnt From car on a bike ride, it Can be vary Dangerous ,
God BLess to everyone Out there and Stay Safe...
( even if its an old post ,, google Still will show up on Search Results , So If someone is looking for a fix, they can Find the Answer . )
