Videos tagged with Bushings

Dragonman details various motorcycle engine and component rebuilding services offered at his shop, focusing on Harley-Davidson Shovelhead, Panhead, and Knucklehead models. He outlines pricing for lower end rebuilds, cylinder head and barrel services, and flywheel assembly overhauls, emphasizing the quality of machine work and parts used. Shipping recommendations for components are also provided to ensure safe transit.

This video details the process of rebuilding Harley Davidson connecting rods at Dragonman's Machine Shop. The instructor, Holly Davis, demonstrates the removal and installation of bushings and races using specialized tools and a press, emphasizing the importance of precision and using quality American-made components. The guide covers straightening bent rods and the final honing process to achieve precise measurements for optimal engine performance.

This guide explains the function and setup of L.E. Wilson bushing dies for reloading. It details how bushing dies offer adjustable neck sizing by using interchangeable bushings, which is crucial for managing varying brass neck thicknesses across different manufacturers and calibers. The process involves measuring the cartridge neck, selecting a bushing (typically 0.001" to 0.003" smaller than the loaded cartridge neck diameter), inserting it into the die, and setting the stem to allow for slight float. This method helps improve case concentricity and consistency, especially for precision shooting applications.