Rotax Tool For Fitting Sprocket To Rotax Part No.: 277364
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$74.95
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Rotax Tool For Fitting Sprocket To Rotax Part No.: 277364
Easy way to hold a Rotax sprocket drum to replace the engine sprocket.
ROTAX PART No. 277364
Makes it EASY, can be done in a couple of minutes
METHOD
Simply slide the tool on the correct size sprocket
Take a 38mm socket or spanner
to unscrew the holding nut
Remove the sprocket from the drum
Fit the new sprocket
A drop of loctite on thread,
and then replace the nut
Using the Tool Again put the sprocket
back in and tighten the nut firmly
Make sure the locating pin was
correctly and securely located
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Rotax Tool For Fitting Sprocket To Rotax Part No.: 277364
Easy way to hold a Rotax sprocket drum to replace the engine sprocket.
ROTAX PART No. 277364
Makes it EASY, can be done in a couple of minutes
METHOD
Simply slide the tool on the correct size sprocket
Take a 38mm socket or spanner
to unscrew the holding nut
Remove the sprocket from the drum
Fit the new sprocket
A drop of loctite on thread,
and then replace the nut
Using the Tool Again put the sprocket
back in and tighten the nut firmly
Make sure the locating pin was
correctly and securely located