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B230F Timing 700 1987

posted by  Mr Data on  Sat Nov 5 13:39 CST 2005
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That's curious. I didn't know that the pulley was in layers or sections. So the sections may have rotated? Hadn't thought of that. I know the notch in the pulley matched perfectly with the pin on the crank so that's OK. Would have wobbled if I'd screwed that up but it doesn't. Like I said, it runs great. Just the mystery continues. Thanks for your input.

Roger
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