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So the starter has been down part time on the TTr for 2 + years works when it wants to on the button its the starter brushes sticking/us how much do I have to strip down to fit a new set of brushes on the starter motor

This is a Job I can do in the next week or two with all this time I have. The panheads on the bench at the moment carb rebuild and some porting work so ok for a week I been putting this job off for to long if it did not have the kicker I would have just dun it when it first played up 



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Here you go Martyn!  This tutorial could have been made especially for you wink

https://ttr250.activeboard.com/t58726320/starter-motor-removing-and-replacing-a-starter-motor-plus-ch/



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Thanks Brian looks like a two hour two coffee job just ordered the brush's off Steve so looks like it will be a next week job

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Mmm, I may even have a ride to tesco is credy and drop them off for you



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No rush Steve have the Harley to finish first post will do and its a unneeded risk you keep yourself safe mate

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Steve still not had them Brush's mate as of 11/4/20 got a packet from far east today only ordered it on Monday I was not expecting it for a month so things are moving
Martyn

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Scratch that they just dropped in the letter box not 5 min later thanks Steve fit them now

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Some strange times out there and the postal service has definitely been affectedcry



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So thanks to Steve for the part and Brian for knowing where to find the swap the starter brush's post's and this fantastic site the Job went without a hitch bike is now back on the button after being kick only for near 18 months or more thanks chaps go TTR

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Well done Martyn!

It would be good to hear from other members about jobs they have completed that have been waiting for a long time biggrin



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I’ve finally got round to welding up a pannier rack, done one side, and the only way I can think of matching up both sides is using two threaded rods. Not sure how will do back brace yet. Enjoying it out in the sun though taking my time doing welds that are ‘good enough’. Will get it powder coated eventually.



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they look excellent pal you might get one or two orders for making them

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I should add that my skills have limits so I bought the bare frames without issue from Barrett in Oz :

www.barrettproducts.com.au/store/p273/Bare_Hoops.html

And 18mm x 2mm mild steel tubing and 5mm flat bar from UK eBay.



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