disassembly

This post is about how I disassembled some Ceriani hydraulic shocks. The article on the Steens webpage by Mac is about the disassembly of the non-hydraulic Ceriani shocks which shared the same Taco H-032 part number as the hydraulic shocks, but were a different model. In his article Mac says it...

Any experience with how to take apart a Sears Roper set of forks with springs?

I've seen Sebac disassembly on You Tube, but the 71 and later Rupps are different from what's on line. Any how-to's available for Rupp shock disassembly? And I'd still appreciate any leads on a set of 12 inch Rupp wheels! Thanks!

I'm getting ready to sandblast my bike. I want to take the forks apart to get all the paint/primer off and to unseize them. Or should I just go ahead and blast them as is. Pic below is the bike I'm working on. Thanks for any help.

I'm working on restoring a Fox Spoiler from the '70's era. I've owned it since I was a kid. I thought it was long gone until I went through an old family shed with old lawn equipment. Surprisingly it is restorable, with the possible exception of the spoke wheels. I have wheels that will work in...

Looking for advice on how to disassemble the rear shock on a 1970 Rupp Roadster. I am in the process of disassembling/ cleaning/ polishing/ replacing bearings on this minibike. The shocks do not have the removable aluminum cap like others. I'm assuming I need to compress the spring but not...

This site I found shows disassembly and assembly of a Briggs motor that you might find interesting UofWindsorEngineManual

Wow, taking my Black Widow down to the bare frame has turned out to be a lot more work than I anticipated. A previous owner either was a massive gorilla or used power tools to install the rear shocks. The little bushings in the shock eyes were completely distorted and had actually started...

I found these while I was looking for some part numbers. I guess some high schools are still using these engines for learning. They seem interesting and complete. Disassembly Briggs & Stratton Assembly Briggs & Stratton 5 HP Assembly Checklist

I decided to get started tearing into my new GX200 clone today. I was examining the parts as I removed them, when I noticed that the crank appears to have already been balanced at the factory. If you look closely at the crank photos, you will see that holes have already been drilled in one of...