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Getting Wild
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Holland, Michigan
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g2 input shaft question
Yamaha G2
Just wondering how you guys tighten the nut down on the input shaft. i used a 1/2in drive impact on mine one time and snapped the shaft. I was lucky and found a cheap transmission and used the input shaft to rebuild mine. So to not chance breaking my new one i was tighting it down with a wrench and held the helix with a pipe wrench so i could get it pretty tight. But when ever i drive all of a sudden it backs it self off snaps my codder pin and the clutch comes off. (it was mid winter when i snapped my input shaft so im guessing the cold made the metal brittle?) also my original woodruff key is gone so i got some from a hardware store not exact fit but it is pretty close. not sure if this has any effect. anyways im just wonder how i should approach my issues here. thanks! |
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04-05-2013, 08:27 PM
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Gone Wild
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: ozarks
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Re: g2 input shaft question
service manual says to tighten to 43 foot pounds and then install the cotter pin
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