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Transmission stand?

Started by klammer76, March 14, 2020, 04:11:03 AM

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klammer76

Anybody ever built (or seen) a stand to mount a TC 5 or 6 speed transmission on? I know there was one years ago for evo style transmissions. Want one to mount on my bench to do some repairs. Pictures please if anyone has one.

Thanks

road-dawgs1

'24 FLTRX Sharkskin blue

klammer76

Quote from: road-dawgs1 on March 14, 2020, 05:52:47 AM
This one says it works for TC 5 speeds

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Transmission-Stand-for-Harley-Davidson-by-V-Twin/900396339
Thanks, that is one that I have seen before. I don't know how it would fit a TC front (trans to motor) side, maybe a small piece of angle iron?

Looking to make one if I get a good picture or dimensions.

PoorUB

This isn't that complicated! Just weld up a couple "L" brackets with holes to mate up to the engine mounting hole on the front of the tranny.
I am an adult?? When did that happen, and how do I make it stop?!

doctorevil

i have a 12 by 12 7/8 steel plate with 4 vertical bolts . bolt trap door 4 wing nuts . so cartridge is vertical for assembly and disassembly

doctorevil

if your referring to the case out of the frame i just place it in the vice. i cant see a bracket holding it steady pressing bearings and output gears

Hossamania

Quote from: doctorevil on March 14, 2020, 09:08:11 AM
if your referring to the case out of the frame i just place it in the vice. i cant see a bracket holding it steady pressing bearings and output gears

It might if you bolt it to the bench.

klammer76

Quote from: Hossamania on March 14, 2020, 09:23:43 AM
Quote from: doctorevil on March 14, 2020, 09:08:11 AM
if your referring to the case out of the frame i just place it in the vice. i cant see a bracket holding it steady pressing bearings and output gears

It might if you bolt it to the bench.
That is what I did years ago with the one I made for a softail tranny. Was very secure.

klammer76

Quote from: doctorevil on March 14, 2020, 09:08:11 AM
if your referring to the case out of the frame i just place it in the vice. i cant see a bracket holding it steady pressing bearings and output gears
Yes, sorry, case out of the frame. The one Road-Dawgs1 posted is what I was thinking of just wit a flat plate in the front to bolt up to.

doctorevil

i just dont get it. tranny clamps in vice at rear fork shaft ears in seconds
. elevated nothing in your way.everybody knows about brackets but not bearings?

PoorUB

If you want to get a bit crazy, get a plate large enough to bolt to the engine mounts, weld a pipe to it sticking straight out and get a larger pipe that fits over the first. Weld the second pipe across a flat plat. Bolt or clamp the second pipe and plate to a bench, slip the first one through and you have a tranny work stand you can rotate. Plus add a couple holes in the pipes for stop pins. Like a mini engine stand.

Kind of like I did here for my R1 engine.

https://harleytechtalk.com/htt/index.php/topic,79976.0.html
I am an adult?? When did that happen, and how do I make it stop?!

Ohio HD

I don't think you'd find it too hard to make. Just start with some of the basic pieces, cut a little long, use your case as a template and tack weld the parts, test, grind the welds off and redo if needed. When satisfied, weld it up and paint it. The cost in a few steel sections from a local steel store or even Home Depot would be cheap. Ten just make another as needed for the next application.


https://www.toolsource.com/vtwin-motorcycle-tools-c-468_877/5speed-transmission-stand-p-111248.html

doctorevil

 poorub
nice rotating engine stand you built. looks like you could pop that in a roller car engine stand

klammer76

Quote from: PoorUB on March 14, 2020, 10:39:45 AM
If you want to get a bit crazy, get a plate large enough to bolt to the engine mounts, weld a pipe to it sticking straight out and get a larger pipe that fits over the first. Weld the second pipe across a flat plat. Bolt or clamp the second pipe and plate to a bench, slip the first one through and you have a tranny work stand you can rotate. Plus add a couple holes in the pipes for stop pins. Like a mini engine stand.

Kind of like I did here for my R1 engine.

https://harleytechtalk.com/htt/index.php/topic,79976.0.html
Nice idea, I like it. As mentioned below, looks like it would work with a motor stand.