Videos tagged with Harley Davidson Motor

This video showcases motor case repairs specifically on Harley Davidson motorcycles, focusing on replacing a sprocket shaft main insert. The creator, Dragonman's, highlights their extensive experience (58 years) and specialized machinery for various case repair jobs and motor rebuilding. They work on Harley Davidson motors from 1936-1999 and provide a contact number for inquiries. The description also mentions shop t-shirts available for purchase.

This video showcases a mechanic working in their machine shop during winter. The focus is on rebuilding Harley Davidson motors and transmissions. The creator highlights their extensive 57 years of experience in this field and offers their services to viewers, inviting them to call and discuss their motor work needs. They also promote their shop's merchandise through a website link.

This video showcases a Harley Davidson machine shop specializing in the rebuilding of Harley Davidson motors and transmissions. The proprietor highlights his extensive experience of over 55 years and the unique nature of his work, suggesting he is a "dying breed." He offers his services for such rebuilds, providing instructions on packing and shipping, and emphasizes the use of high-quality parts at competitive prices. The shop is open daily except Mondays and major holidays (unless the holiday falls on a Monday). A link to shop t-shirts is also provided.

This video advertises a Harley Davidson engine rebuilding service for $1100. The service covers 1936-1999 models and includes complete lower end rebuilds, parts, labor, cylinder boring, and new pistons. While the heads are rebuilt, the customer is responsible for assembling the top end with a provided gasket set. Further information and a parts catalog are available on the Dragon Mans website, where t-shirts are also sold.

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.