J Jim in SC Well-known member Mar 5, 2018 #1 I'm doing a refresh on my newly acquired 1951 H and would like to make sure the crankcase breather is clean. Do I have to remove the side plate to clean the baffle or can I unbolt the tube from the outside and clean it?
I'm doing a refresh on my newly acquired 1951 H and would like to make sure the crankcase breather is clean. Do I have to remove the side plate to clean the baffle or can I unbolt the tube from the outside and clean it?
J John *.?-!.* cub owner 501 Club Mar 5, 2018 #2 I think that to do a proper job you will have to remove the side plate. I don't think just removing the tube will help.
I think that to do a proper job you will have to remove the side plate. I don't think just removing the tube will help.
J Jim in SC Well-known member Mar 6, 2018 #3 John *.?-!.* cub owner":36xs6n5x said: I think that to do a proper job you will have to remove the side plate. I don't think just removing the tube will help. Click to expand... Thanks, John. I've put it on the list of "to do's"
John *.?-!.* cub owner":36xs6n5x said: I think that to do a proper job you will have to remove the side plate. I don't think just removing the tube will help. Click to expand... Thanks, John. I've put it on the list of "to do's"
