Dirt Bike Rear Axle Stuck at David Masse blog

Dirt Bike Rear Axle Stuck. I've removed the axle bolt and tried banging the axle with a rubber. I'm trying to remove the rear wheel on my 2007 suzuki rmz450. Forget the wood block (it soaks up the hammer blow) and give the end of that axle a good hard. Here's what i've done using 3 guys!: I recently tore apart the rear suspension on my dirt bike after 8 years. I am in the process of restoring a 1985 cr 250 and i was knocking the rear axle out with a socket extension and i had not realized. After ride in sticky damp dirt or baked on clay from wetted tracks (90% of rides for me), i am sure i could pressure wash my bike. The linkage bolts were absolutely fused together. I need advice on how to remove a stuck swingarm axle on a 2003 yz450f. 20 minutes ago, cdnsxv said: If the axle is stuck badly enough that you need to resort to this, either it is already bent or it is galled up badly by corrosion and no. Try laying the bike on its side and put wooden blocks under the swingarm either side of the axle, this way you can start to drift it out.

Try laying the bike on its side and put wooden blocks under the swingarm either side of the axle, this way you can start to drift it out. Here's what i've done using 3 guys!: I've removed the axle bolt and tried banging the axle with a rubber. I am in the process of restoring a 1985 cr 250 and i was knocking the rear axle out with a socket extension and i had not realized. The linkage bolts were absolutely fused together. 20 minutes ago, cdnsxv said: Forget the wood block (it soaks up the hammer blow) and give the end of that axle a good hard. After ride in sticky damp dirt or baked on clay from wetted tracks (90% of rides for me), i am sure i could pressure wash my bike. I'm trying to remove the rear wheel on my 2007 suzuki rmz450. I need advice on how to remove a stuck swingarm axle on a 2003 yz450f.

Fixing a Misaligned Dirt Bike Axle MotoSport

Dirt Bike Rear Axle Stuck If the axle is stuck badly enough that you need to resort to this, either it is already bent or it is galled up badly by corrosion and no. I need advice on how to remove a stuck swingarm axle on a 2003 yz450f. I recently tore apart the rear suspension on my dirt bike after 8 years. The linkage bolts were absolutely fused together. After ride in sticky damp dirt or baked on clay from wetted tracks (90% of rides for me), i am sure i could pressure wash my bike. I've removed the axle bolt and tried banging the axle with a rubber. Forget the wood block (it soaks up the hammer blow) and give the end of that axle a good hard. If the axle is stuck badly enough that you need to resort to this, either it is already bent or it is galled up badly by corrosion and no. Try laying the bike on its side and put wooden blocks under the swingarm either side of the axle, this way you can start to drift it out. 20 minutes ago, cdnsxv said: Here's what i've done using 3 guys!: I'm trying to remove the rear wheel on my 2007 suzuki rmz450. I am in the process of restoring a 1985 cr 250 and i was knocking the rear axle out with a socket extension and i had not realized.