• bungalow1
    bungalow1
    7 years ago

    Anyone notice anything strange?
  • FLHuTChU
    FLHuTChU
    7 years ago
    No lock nut on the adjuster bolt perhaps?
  • Gnoo
    Gnoo
    7 years ago
    Nut should be on the left side.
  • bungalow1
    bungalow1
    7 years ago
    So no lock nuts on the adjuster bolts and the axle castellated nut is on the right side not the left as shown in the Clymers manual and YouTube videos. So that suggests the axle has been put in back the front and lock nuts not replaced when I got the bearings done. I wouldn’t have thought it possible to fuck up the axle replacement and leave the lock nuts off but maybe it is? Can someone enlighten me? 2009 Heritage Classic
  • baldy1450
    baldy1450
    7 years ago
    I put my axle in back to front, so I don't have to remove the mufflers every time I want to remove the back wheel on my fatty!
  • Gnoo
    Gnoo
    7 years ago
    They don't have lock nuts on the adjusters.
  • fatslim
    fatslim
    7 years ago
    Both baldy1450 and Gnoo are correct. 
    The blokes doing the work have made it easier for you ( or them ) to remove the wheel the next time around. 
    Inasmuch as the muffler(s) won't need to be removed. 
    All's good. 
  • Daggs
    Daggs
    7 years ago
    How is the alignment and belt tension, spacers in correct ?
  • chriso
    chriso
    7 years ago
    ....
  • Gnoo
    Gnoo
    7 years ago
    Yes, that's right, new swingarm setup started 08.
  • bungalow1
    bungalow1
    7 years ago
    Thanks fellas. Alls good.