How to install the Tanaka No Brainer on my Hitachi Straight Shaft without instructions? Missing instructions.
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I attached this to my Maruyama trimmer. With the Tanaka head, you should have got an assortment of bolts and washers. Find the one that fits the threads best on the Hitachi. With the other comments, this might not work for you. You know that the Hitachi fits when you take it off so maybe you can just use that one of the Tanaka head.
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I have the Hitachi cg24eksl straight shaft trimmer too and the Tanaka No Brainer fits. You just have to:1) take the head off of the hitachi (stick allen key in side hole to hold/block it so that you can unscrew the head off)2) unscrew outer bushing (threaded on outside) with a good wrench.3) take the current thin washer off4) put the provided tanaka thicker washer on5) screw the head right on (with the D arbor/bushing that the No Brainer comes pre-installed with)
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You will need to determine which of the silver threaded inserts fit your trimmers arbor. Take your current trimmer head off by unscrewing. Once you determine the correct size insert, you will need to disassemble the no brainer head and use the correct insert. Then, thread it onto your trimmer.
1133775
You can find the instructions here: http://images.step2.com/media/pdfs/592000_assembly.pdf
1667145
Here's some instructions I found online. It helps a little. http://www.t-motorsports.com/tbox-jk1001-k/
793945
You use the tool from the front of the block to install #2,3,4,5, then from the back of the block you install #1. You insert the tool close to the position you are installing then feed the bearing thru the holes in the block under the crankshaft to get the bearing to each position you are doing, fit the bearing onto the driver on the end of the tool, position the tool and bearing into the position number that you are on, then with the loose other part position it inside the first bearing hole to align the tool so it drives it in straight, then keeping it in place, use a hammer to hit the tool on the end to drive the bearing in place. Work from the farthest position first (#5) and work from there back out. Then flip to the other side and do #1. On the SBC, I believe the bearing saddle in the block is grooved 360 degrees, if so, there is no need to align the oil hole with a matching single hole in the block like you do with other engines. Center the bearing in the position you are installing then move on to the next one. If you have any doubt about the bearing depth, take a bent paper clip and insert it in each bearings oil hole to be sure its able to get in to the oil holes passage..When done install the cam expansion plug in the rear of the block to finish/seal it off.
1320077
No instructions are included. The spring is pinched between the flat plate and the axle. Tighten well,evenly back and forth on each u bolt.
234677
GHW Disassembly instructions (from the manufacturer). This was super quick to fix! 1. Wedge a slotted head screw driver between the 1st and 2nd layer of plastic. 2. Pry up on the screwdriver to release the snap. 3. Wedge the slotted head screw driver between the 1st and 2nd layer of of plastic at the corner of the unit. 4. Do the same at, approximately, 1/3 up the height of the unit. 5. the corner should now come apart 6. There should be enough room to insert the floor. GHW Disassembly instructions (from the manufacturer). This was super quick to fix! 1. Wedge a slotted head screw driver between the 1st and 2nd layer of plastic. 2. Pry up on the screwdriver to release the snap. 3. Wedge the slotted head screw driver between the 1st and 2nd layer of of plastic at the corner of the unit. 4. Do the same at, approximately, 1/3 up the height of the unit. 5. the corner should now come apart 6. There should be enough room to insert the floor.
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It's an external bearing bb and you need special wrench. Check this site out: http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/external-bearing-crank-systems-hollowtech-ii-megaexo-giga-x-pipe-x-type-campagnolo-ultra-torque#shimano
1918707
Hey! Sorry for my delayed response! I don't remember for certain, but it seems to me that it came with a spacing gage for setting the gap to the shaft. I will post another response if I can find the instructions again.
410729
Simple google search : http://hi.atgimg.com/pdf/4405/instructions-82635603.pdf
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Yes there will be instructions in the box. It is fairly simple to do. I had mone on in 30 mins, but I also have a shop and all the tools. It just takes a wrench and socket if I remember correctly. So nothing special is needed.
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I found the instructions online just google it and you should be able to find it. I wish I had the link but I did not save it.
1619992
Unable to provide an answer because I do not understand what the questioner is talking about. What 'shaft" is being attached to what on the front? Please provide clarification.
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the one I ordered was the star shaft.. works great cheap price beats the dealer price for sure,, and easy to install,, take off skid plate, remove front drive shaft, remove the bolts from transfer case motor and unplug wires, use caution there is usually a plastic lock type thing on the plug slide it out first then unplug,, I have changed two in my lifetime and both times took me about twenty minutes.. easy job don't let a mechanic do it and charge you a lot of money.
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The company site has the instructions available at http://www.konuspro.com/img/uploads/product/7122_Konuspot-100_Instructions.pdf
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Go to the manufacturers web site they usually have the instructions there that you can download
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They have instructions with photos on their website. If I recall correctly, you need a grinder or dremel to cut off the end of the cable, then it unscrews from the old part. You also have to drill out a couple rivets to disassemble the track to install this. If they forgot to add the instructions to your box, you can get them online. It sounds like a lot of work, but isn't bad and its a huge improvement over buying another unit that will break again in six months.
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No Instructions. All you need is a flat head screwdriver and they pop out of the tabs.