[Spridgets] Flywheel lock

[WeslakeMonza1330 at aol.com]

Peter May Engineering has something very similiar.  Maybe one someone  
wants to make a job-lot and sell them to the listers?
 
 
In a message dated 16/11/2017 22:23:58 GMT Standard Time,  
spridgets at autox.team.net writes:

Many years ago, I welded up a  tool from some angle iron. I bolt it to the 
side of the block with 2 bolts.  the other side of the tool engages 2 teeth 
of the ring gear. Then you can  torque without problems.

 
Regards from Alex Robertson,  Nambour, Australia, 4560.




 
 
  
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1. Torquing bolts & nuts (Andy Webster)
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3. Re: Torquing bolts  & nuts (Bob Kitterer)

 
Greetings   
Do you guys have any tricks to stop the engine turning when you torque up  
say, camshaft retaining nut or flywheel bolts?
Both of these call for a fair bit of torque, and the engine wants to turn  
over making it more difficult, especially if you're doing it  solo.








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