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Jack shaft

any one know how to build a jackshaft or have some clear pics of one
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Re: Jack shaft

that blue springer bobber is a sweet looking ride.....


sorry I can't answer you request.

tell us what ya need a jack shaft for?

we have some very talented wrench turners and fabbers here.

I am sure one of them should be able to help ya out...

oh and welcome to the forum from Louisville ky.
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Re: Jack shaft

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that blue springer bobber is a sweet looking

tell us what ya need a jack shaft for?


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I am guessing for that fat tire . Bikes look great. The jack shaft is relatively easy to do.
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Re: Jack shaft

look at this one. 2 bearings, a shaft, a key, spacer, 2 sprockets. Their pretty simple. The guy slotted his base to tighten up the forward chain.
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Re: Jack shaft

Building a jack shaft I am told is pretty simple, keeping them in line is the hard part, they always want to twist. And make sure you get high speed bearings.

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Love to see some close ups of that blue Trumpet!
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Re: Jack shaft

Thanks for the info on the jack shaft. Here some pics of my bobber. The motor on the blue bobber is a 68 and belongs on the fat tired tri. the motor on the fat tire is a 67 and needs a new set of carbs and a good cleaning and will go back on the bobber. i built the 68 motor 4 years ago and havnt heard it run yet.
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Definately really cool toys. Both bikes are looking good.

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