Spline Lube Jig?

[jaxon]

This article solved a problem I didn't know I had:


"Not satisfied to *just* do a spline lube on his K75, Dave Mosen built a jig to make removing the final drive an easy one-rider job. "


https://bmwmoa.club/2AQbI83


Vurt der Furk?


Very amateurish. It isn't even stained and shellacked.

[The Mighty Gryphon]

Hmmmm... I didn't know the spline lube was so hard.  I must be doing it wrong.

[Chaos]

trying to figure out the chain thing.   :dunno

[Martin]

Bondage?? :dunno As per Gryph I've been doing it wrong for the last twenty years. Do I now have to go and make this Machiavellian device??
Regards a slightly bewildered Martin.

[jaxon]

They're going to have to install a handle on my back and carry me through the process like a suitcase to understand...
 

• Why in the hell
• What in the hell
• Why did they publish this?

[Chaos]

ok, I clicked the link, the chain thing is framework for fiberglassing.  This guy has way too much time on his hands

[Martin]

Fibreglass work, woodwork, metalwork, it's missing one vital thing, needlework. 
Regards a now stunned Martin.

[Laitch]

They laughed at Edison, too.   :nono

[billday]

trying to figure out the chain thing.   :dunno

It's for better traction when it snows.

[kris]

And here I thought I was the only one who thought this was weird.....can you say "unnecessary!!"??

[Chaos]

And here I thought I was the only one who thought this was weird.....can you say "unnecessary!!"??

Not if you lube your splines daily

[K1300S]

i thought removing the final drive WAS an easy one rider job...without a jig....

[Chaos]

And a ramp!  I'd like to see what sort of Rube Goldberg device this guy comes up with for  head bearings.