Notes taken by Don Broxson from Chris Greenbacker's first tech session: Hylomar AF for rocker covers, NOT cases. Does not harden Three bond 1184 for engine cases. Very liquid so store vertically in coffee cans X-profile seals for kick start and shifter shafts .010 for clearance Tach drives machined for factory seals Engine oil Lucas 20-50 breaking oil Valvoline VR1 20-50 afterwards Or 15w-40 Rotella T4 for diesels Anti-wet sump Vacuum or ignition activated Longer than 3 months, pull the feed hose and fill feed pipe (to re-prime Drain sump, Flush tank at beginning of season Make sure there is oil between anti-sump valve and pump Make sure oil is returning Synthetic more prone to leaks Change oil at 2k miles At 50k break crank down and clean passages Oil tank repair Replace top mount with heavier gauge steel Braze Oil lines Derale auto transmission cooler hose 11/32 ID Closer fit than 3/8 & oil resistant Deburring wheels are useful For scratches use med, fine, AAA, then white rouge You can buy valve stems 2mm shorter 850s, quality of flame rings has dropped. Now using copper-cote Threaded exhaust port: 750 has 50 deg thread pitch, 60 degree for 850 You can get 850 with extra threads for 750 pipes Recoil offers help oil exhaust thread repair kit Requires drill press or vert mill Piston rings 3 piece oil control rings hard to install JCC pistons are cheaper than Hepolite No 850 break in issues, but on 750s use dingle ball hone to ensure seating Reed valve crankcase breather from Yamaha 650 Put low on 850; on 750 behind oil filter with zip tie NYC Norton has sump plug breather Removing seized pistons Drill relief holes in piston, add kroil Rings never touch bottom inches in bore so it'll be tighter than upper part; don’t drive pistons down Some 750s can take 1,500 miles. 850s can fail to seal. Layshaft engagement dogs can skip on gears. Ratcheting can also be at fault Replace layshaft bearing with roller bearing $150 - RK Takasago 530UWR UW-Ring press-on link. Motion pro makes master link press tool Shifting problems are from clutch. Flame hardened clutch hub center. Or use Barnett alloy plates so plates wear not center. Barnett plates are 3.6, Frodo plates are thinner 750s are 2mm . Adding a thicker 3mm plate makes clutch pull easier Primary should move 1/2 inch under pressure. At least 8 thousandths clearance, 0.010 for belt drive. Use mosfet voltage regulator to get more power, but not cheap. McMaster Carr has narrow face washers but only sell in volume. Get dimensions from MMC and look on bolts us. Fork seals- “Progressive Seals”. They are pressure balanced seals from British cycle supply