Videos tagged with Engine Case Repair

This video details the specialized process of repairing Harley Davidson engine cases, focusing on replacing worn or damaged bearing races. The presenter, with 58 years of experience, demonstrates precision machining and welding techniques to ensure a perfect fit for replacement inserts. He also touches upon various other engine services offered, including flywheel balancing, cylinder boring, and valve seat installation, highlighting the importance of maintaining original serial numbers for case value.

This video features an experienced mechanic with nearly 50 years of experience repairing Harley-Davidson motorcycle engines. The focus is on the intricate process of repairing blown-out sections of the engine case, specifically mentioning the Sportster transmission section, generator section, and lower case sections. The mechanic demonstrates the step-by-step replacement of a Timken section, a repair that typically takes around two hours. The video also serves as a promotion for his motor and transmission repair services, encouraging viewers to contact him or visit his website, www.dragonmans.com.

This video demonstrates a specialized repair technique for Harley Davidson engine cases, focusing on fixing damage to sand-cast components. The instructor, with nearly 50 years of experience, explains how to cut out damaged sections, such as the main race or areas affected by connecting rod blowouts or worn bearings, and replace them with new, custom-fabricated aluminum pieces. This method allows owners to save significant costs compared to purchasing new cases while retaining original serial numbers.

This guide details the advanced gunsmithing process of relocating a cam hole on Harley Davidson engine cases, specifically for models from 1972-1999. It involves precise welding, specialized fixtures, and custom-ground end mills to achieve a perfect press fit for the cam bearing. The technique emphasizes accuracy using dial indicators and milling machines to ensure the new hole is perfectly centered and perpendicular to the case.