Atlas Primary Chaincase
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Leave off the footpeg brackets and make a spacer to replace the missing brackets, or shorten the thru bolt. The internal spacers of the chaincase must remain in place.
I would make a new, shorter, thru bolt from rod stock, thread each end . That is not keeping purity, but neither is fitting rearsets. At least you will have the original thru bolt should you decide to go back.
You will need a heavy washer at each end to prevent the nuts from gouging into the serrated ends meant to be adjusters for the footpegs.
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I would make a new, shorter, thru bolt from rod stock, thread each end . That is not keeping purity, but neither is fitting rearsets. At least you will have the original thru bolt should you decide to go back.
You will need a heavy washer at each end to prevent the nuts from gouging into the serrated ends meant to be adjusters for the footpegs.
Slick
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The Disc slides accross a slotted hole in the case .
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How to Make the Atlas/Dominator Primary Oil Tight
I don’t think anything has sold more belt drives than the Atlas/Dominator chain case proclivity to leak. The pressed steel chain case can be made oil tight. 1) Remove outer and inner primary chain case covers. 2) Inspect the inner cover sealing...
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Hi Slick,How to Make the Atlas/Dominator Primary Oil Tight
I don’t think anything has sold more belt drives than the Atlas/Dominator chain case proclivity to leak. The pressed steel chain case can be made oil tight. 1) Remove outer and inner primary chain case covers. 2) Inspect the inner cover sealing...
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Yes i was forwarded your approach by someone else yesterday. Thanks
Are there 2 discs spot welded together either side of the chaincase that slide over the slotted hole ?, mine looks exactly like the other posters & has unfortunaley been powder coated with what appears to be the 2 discs in place and appear immovable
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Yes. Drill out the spotwelds and purchase new discs from AN. they are not very expensive.
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cheers, yes did that last night & managed to not destroy the powdercoat which was handy
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cheers, yes did that last night & managed to not destroy the powdercoat which was handy
Refer to the Resource Link I gave above (reply #6) for tips on assembly of new discs, as well as other tips to enhance the chaincase.
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