SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Started slotting the drive gear on the sporty pump. Strangest setup I've ever made. An end mill would polish it a little This was actually pretty quick. I started grinding the teeth off and something broke in the lathe power feed so I'm headed in the lathe repaiir direction next.
Presto a .170" X .330" slot.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Band aided the lathe back together maybe good enough to last until the new parts get here. But for sure long enough to get rid of those pesky gear teeth and make it fit into the adapter.
I now have a Sportster oil pump that drives by a slot and tang.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
This ought to make all the pristine parts restoration crowd cringe. Grinding the end off the front cam to get to the distance I need to grind the tang that will fit into the slot in the timer drive I'm going to make.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Got the drive tabs ground onto the cams and the cams in place hopefully for a while. As far as I can on the adapter until I can until the timer is built and I just started making the shaft. If I was going to do anything with the bike other than race at Bonneville I would either shorten the pump or drive it with a worm gear and hang it to the bottom like the Sporty it came off of.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: hi everyone its me from the old bord hopeing to see everyone come here and all the newcomers . lets make this as good as the old one or even better . lookin foreward to seeing everyones projects continue and ill be continueing mine too
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Started building the timer.
A piece of 1" plate from the scrapyard and some quality time with a hole saw yielded this blank
A little time going in a circle yielded the basic shape.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Got the bottom of the timer cut to shape and the guide plate relief cut in the side.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Centering the A-dapter plates (as Johnny Cash said). Once they are centered I'll drill holes for the pins that will keep everything straight.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Getting a little closer to shape. The timer rides on the outer bearing race that sets proud of the adapter with a slot and guide plate on the outside The reluctor mounting plates that allow each reluctor to be time seperately are made but the photo didn't come out.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: I'm a Kentucky boy who's found himself transplanted into Japan. been into turning wrenches as long as i can remember. i love muscle cars, hotrod bikes, and the martial arts.
been a member of this board since back when it was a part of Chopperweb. been handling the tech side and sharing the admin duties for several years now.
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Got the timer mostly done today, I still need to set the timing with a meter on the pickups they are just visually aligned right now.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do
SELF INTRODUCTION: I'm from Arkansas. Farm equipment mechanic. Love working on bikes with my 7yr old daughter. Single dad. Doing it all on my own. Good standing member over on the Honda rebel forum and TCU forum. My first chopper build was a Honda Rebel 250. Looking for a big brother to it. A Honda Rebel 450. I'm wanting to build a girder for the 250 and was told that this is the place to come for knowledge and help.
SELF INTRODUCTION: Hi, Been building and riding since the 60s. My last contest build made The Horse BC last year "Home Built Indian" and had a 40 Indian in the TCU section of the Horse BC the year before. Iv'e answered to Dusty since 69 Thanks Dusty
Cut some 1/4 pipe fittings down to 7/16"-24pti straight threads
Then started running 3/8" nickel copper lines.
Dusty
We're gonna rope off an area And put on a show
From the Canadian border Down to Mexico
It might be the most
Potentially gross Thing that we could possibly do