cush drive

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gavin
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cush drive

Post by gavin »

i have recently replaced cush rubber,sprocket carrier and have only done around 500k`s and there is play back in it again.chain and sprockets are new as are all rear wheel bearings.if i remove the spacer from between carrier and wheel its nice and snug again. cush drive carrier worn?
garryc
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Post by garryc »

Did you check the tension on the bolts that hold the sprocket to the cush drive, on mine the bolts worked loose elongated the holes allowing the bolts to wobble enough to work loose sufficiently to snap the bolts
gavin
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Post by gavin »

sprocket is tight on carrier,and cush carrier is tight on wheel
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Jon
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Post by Jon »

Pull the cush drive apart a give both housings a smear of silicone and re-assemble. Do it on hydraulic pump drive couplings and the likes all the time and they last indefintely, because there is no movement they don't wear out.

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Peter Mille
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Post by Peter Mille »

There was a factory cush drive, with teflon (?) inserts.....making it more tight.
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