Calling on Bugger
Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2021 7:55 am
Hi Pierre,
I need some expert advice on my volla (relax Manny, its for the off-road thing I built in 2019).
1) I noticed on one of the rocker arms two cracks on the mounting brackets (see pics). Is this something I can repair or should I look for another rocker arm assembly?
2) This is probably a kak question, but here goes: Before I pulled the engine, the gearbox wouldn't go into gear. You have to rev the nuts off it to get a gear change. Anyway, when I pulled the engine, I tried to get the gearbox to select a gear but it still would not. So this cannot be the clutch, but rather a gearbox issue?
Unfortunately some people just can't seem to look after my stuff as I would. Both the above issues arose from neglect (1) the tolerances on the tappets were probably set incorrectly and (2) the guy that does the most driving on the farm has only one leg - I suspect he didn't use the clutch to change gears and rather revved the engine moertoe to change gears.
Appreciate any advice you can give me.
Cheers
I need some expert advice on my volla (relax Manny, its for the off-road thing I built in 2019).
1) I noticed on one of the rocker arms two cracks on the mounting brackets (see pics). Is this something I can repair or should I look for another rocker arm assembly?
2) This is probably a kak question, but here goes: Before I pulled the engine, the gearbox wouldn't go into gear. You have to rev the nuts off it to get a gear change. Anyway, when I pulled the engine, I tried to get the gearbox to select a gear but it still would not. So this cannot be the clutch, but rather a gearbox issue?
Unfortunately some people just can't seem to look after my stuff as I would. Both the above issues arose from neglect (1) the tolerances on the tappets were probably set incorrectly and (2) the guy that does the most driving on the farm has only one leg - I suspect he didn't use the clutch to change gears and rather revved the engine moertoe to change gears.
Appreciate any advice you can give me.
Cheers