I got some garage time with my 3-year-old son this morning and removed four silent blocks from my two TV175 cases.
I heated the case (not the blocks) with propane first and then applied the "SB removal tool" and it came off easily.
Using a ratchet allowed me the strength to turn it out without much of hassle.
I repeated the process for my spare TV175 engine.
And away I put the cases.
Thanx to local club member Mike C., who loaned me is SB removal tool. I have one as well, but it needs three cuts in the pipe and then it is done.
If you're interested in making one it doesn't take much and will cost no more than $10.
I have plans right HERE to make your own SB Removal Tool. It's really easy. I designed this before I saw Mike C.'s. And they are basically the exact same concept, except mine was made of scrap and cost me no more than $2.50.
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Hi there Bud, this is Jaime from Barcelona. Another Lambretta Nut. I notticed your letter to NSK about thearings and I also notticed you replaced your rear bearing. Which brand did you get for it? That is a special bearing that only RIV, Casa, Tino or MB will suply...
All the best,
Jaime
Jaime,
I bought a RIV and I also found a Casa Lambretta one on sale and bought that one for my second TV175 engine.
Jeremy
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