Videos tagged with Harley Davidson Parts

This video showcases the intricate machine shop work performed by Dragonman on Harley-Davidson motorcycle engines and transmissions. It details processes like flywheel shaving for increased RPMs, rebuilding connecting rods with OEM parts, honing cylinders, cutting valve seats, and modifying engine cases to accommodate different cylinder sizes. The content highlights the expertise required for custom engine builds and repairs, emphasizing quality craftsmanship and the use of specialized machinery.

Dragonman details his motorcycle engine lower end rebuilding service, emphasizing the importance of proper maintenance to prevent catastrophic failures. He explains the process of rebuilding connecting rods, balancing flywheels, and repairing engine cases, offering his services for mail-order customers across the United States. The video also touches on the historical significance of his work in the custom motorcycle scene.

This video demonstrates the process of rebuilding Harley Davidson flywheels for models manufactured between 1936 and 1999. The presenter outlines a detailed procedure for shipping flywheels or entire lower ends to his shop for rebuilding. He also highlights additional services offered, such as shaving flywheels for higher RPMs, balancing flywheels (requiring piston weight), installing new camshafts, and rebuilding oil pumps. Shipping instructions are provided, emphasizing the use of milk crates and secure packaging for UPS or FedEx.

This video focuses on the process of rebuilding Harley Davidson motorcycle engines, specifically for models 1999 and older. It provides detailed instructions on how to properly pack engine components for shipping, emphasizing the safe transit of parts like heads, barrels, and lower ends. The description clearly states their service area is limited to older Harley motors and excludes newer motorcycles and dirt bikes. Links to their online motor work catalog and store for t-shirts are provided.

This video demonstrates the process of relocating a cam hole on a Harley Davidson motor case. While the title and description clearly indicate a mechanical procedure related to motorcycle engines, they do not contain any information or mentions of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or related topics that would qualify for the 'Firearms' categories. The content appears to be solely focused on motorcycle engine mechanics.

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 focuses on the winter rebuilding of Harley Davidson motorcycle engines and parts. It details a "Rebuild Your Own Motor" package, which includes a fully rebuilt lower end, bored cylinders with new pistons, rings, pins, and locks, and rebuilt heads with new valves, guides, seals, and valve jobs. The package also includes a top-end gasket set, allowing the customer to assemble the top end themselves, saving on labor and shipping costs. Contact information and an order form are provided.

This video showcases the expertise of a seasoned machinist with 52 years of experience specializing in Harley Davidson parts. The focus is on a specific machine work process: dual plugging early Sportster heads. The creator highlights their ability to handle specialized jobs that other shops cannot, emphasizing their deep knowledge and skill set in motorcycle engine component modification. The description also includes a link to purchase shop t-shirts.