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      toglhot replied to the thread Turned the key, got nothing.
      So, it sat there all winter with a battery maintainer on all winter. That's not good idea. If you're not going to ride it at all over...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Weird Clutch Issue.
      The star thing, as you put it is non adjustable. It simply holds the pins in place
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      toglhot replied to the thread Acceleration problems.
      A nine year old thread.
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      If the points cam is moving as you turn the points plate as you say, it shouldn't. Perhaps the small pin that locates the points cam in...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Covid..
      A word on individual freedoms and authoritarianism: Thank's to what some refer to authoritarianism, I am alive to celebrate my...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Covid..
      As it turned out it wasn't the covid that caused the problems, it was the lung cancer: I had radio therapy on my lung immediately...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Broken spark plug wire - advice.
      How do you break a spark plug wire?
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      toglhot replied to the thread Electronic ignition..
      There seems to be a price disparity betweenthe US and Aust: The Trispark. Is $448 in Oz including GST and postage., whereas the Boyer...
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      toglhot posted the thread Electronic ignition. in The Garage.
      Just to give me something to do, I've decided to fit an electronic ignition to my 74 TX. I had a Boyer on a Triumph Bonny I had...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Cylinder head bolt no.11.
      If memory serves, that's the little M6 Bolt at the rear of the head. No, idea, but easy to ascertain, stick a match down the hole mark...
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      The only way power can get to the starter is through the solenoid, and the only way power can get to the solenoid is through the starter...
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      You can get a redesigned sump filter with the flat gauze replaced by concertina gauze from China for around $50 Aust. I don't know if...
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      I think this might be 'fake news' as Mr Trump would say. It'll never happen, maybe in N Korea, but not the rest of the world.
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      toglhot replied to the thread Right side oil filter cover leak.
      Yep, replace the gasket every time you clean the filter. Obviously the area behind the filter cover is not dry, there is oil in there...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Engine stand.
      Do a search on the forum, I think just about everyone on this forum has made an engine stand. Not difficult to make, very little...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Front Hub Covers.
      I just used a flat piece of 3mm aluminium, mounted with stainless allen heads. The speedo drive is now gone, replaced with a stainlless...
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      toglhot replied to the thread ACHTUNG!!!.
      Just as a matter of, interest, how are parts for price? I heard BMW parts were quite expensive.
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      toglhot replied to the thread Guess what???.
      Damn, no fooling you guys. Congrats, you win absolutely nothing.
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      toglhot posted the thread Guess what??? in The Garage.
      Guess what this is. Spent an hour or so this afternoon spinning this up. I nearly stuffed it up: After drilling the 3mm hole I backed...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Tools.
      That is nice, not of much use except for maybe making very small parts, but it is nice. It'd be an excellent restoration project.
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      You can mill, steel, titanium or any other metal with pretty well any mill, regardless of size. The ability to machine these metals...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Mikuni Carbs.
      XS650s came with both 38 and 34mm CV carbs as standard. Parts outlets sell kits consisting of 34mm carbs, either flat or round slides...
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      toglhot replied to the thread 74 xs650 advance spring question.
      'Moon key'? Never heard it called that before, but shouldn't that be 'half moon key'. Personally, I call them them 'Woodruff keys'...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Tools.
      How do you restore, perfect tools?
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      toglhot replied to the thread Admin - SCAMMERS!.
      Scroll through the posts in The Garage and The Lounge. They're pretty obvious.
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      toglhot replied to the thread A chapter closed....
      I'm a yachty too, this is my yacht with crew.
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      toglhot replied to the thread Digital Speedometer.
      Yes, I see on the left side of your post you are 93. Either that or 397...
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      toglhot replied to the thread 74 xs650 advance spring question.
      Well it's far from stock: no electric starter, no battery, PMA conversion and probably electronic ignition.
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      toglhot replied to the thread Tools.
      I have a complete tool set, everything I need, no matter the job. I bought them all when I started working on stuff. The last pic is...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Uh oh....
      I take the same size socks as I did in 1968! Other stuff - not so much...
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      I read somewhere the Chinese Mikuni knockoffs have different threads on the jets to Mikuni. True/false?
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      He's a sandgroper, probably didn't look at the post date. Oops, I'm a sandgroper too, I never look at the date!
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      toglhot replied to the thread wideband sensors.
      What are wideband sensors?
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      toglhot posted the thread Admin - SCAMMERS! in The Garage.
      It appears there are a couple of scammers on this group.
    • toglhot
      toglhot posted the thread Admin. in The Garage.
      It appears there are a couple of scammers on this group.
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      toglhot replied to the thread Digital Speedometer.
      I wish you people wouldn't wouldn't refer to the XS 650 as stone age, by the time Yamaha made my 74 TX650 I was already considered an...
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      toglhot replied to the thread 74 xs650 advance spring question.
      Well before you look into it and try to figure out what's wrong you probably need to know the picture you posted is not the points or...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Workshop heater install..
      It's not about comprehension (yes I did manage to understand that bit) it's a lack of being able to write intelligibly. Couldn't manage...
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      toglhot replied to the thread 74 xs650 advance spring question.
      Being as the PO removed, or disabled, the electric start amd replaced the battery with a capacitor, the next obvious simplification...
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      toglhot replied to the thread 74 xs650 advance spring question.
      Remove the points cover and take a pic. Kickstart means the starter motor has been removed. Capacitor means the battery has been...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Workshop heater install..
      Sorry, but your written locution is simply to hard to understand. Maybe a local dialect, but I don't understand most of it. Still a...
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      toglhot replied to the thread 74 xs650 advance spring question.
      Yes, but what's behind the points cover? Points or electronic pickup?
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      toglhot replied to the thread AVMCP (another VM carb post).
      VMs for the XS usually come in a kit form: Carbs, cables, manifolds, rubbers and spare mains. So this being the case the jetting would...
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      If it ain't broke?
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      toglhot replied to the thread Digital Speedometer.
      I just bought a cheap Chinese digital: speedo, tacho, idiot lights etc. It came with a sensor. Just a matter of making bracketry for...
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      toglhot replied to the thread 74 xs650 advance spring question.
      You mean it has no advance unit. I'm guessing it has electronic ignition, correct? If so, most electronic ignitions handle the...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Workshop heater install..
      Absolutely, I've been called a cheap bastard many, many times, don't own a CO2 monitor, don't even own a roll of cotton wool to wrap...
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      toglhot replied to the thread You asked for it!.
      Funny you should say that, back in 1968 I bought a 1963 BSA A65, the seat was torn, so I asked the local upholsterer to recover the...
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      toglhot replied to the thread Workshop heater install..
      Cars are also designed not to introduce exhaust gasses into the car's cab. But that's just what the sales engineers tell us, so I'm...
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