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Due to a cancelled trip, I managed to get home for a couple of days :)
I've been looking through my parts stash, and I have a front hub, that apart from the screws that hold the chrome cover on having sheared, it looks like it will clean up OK.
It has a tag on it that says "KH250/400" Is this different to a KH 500 hub in any way? I need one for my KH500/H1F project....
I tried to post pictures, but apparently they have too many megapixels, despite me cropping them...
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Same as KH500
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Bloody hell! That was quick! Thanks Sam :) Thumbs Up
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The KH500 one is different from an H1, and they don't interchange with the other models forks without either making up some spacers or grinding a bit of forkleg off. The KH uses a 4 bolt disc and an H1 a 6 bolt disc. The spindles are completely different too - KH has the threaded spindle with sleeved nuts on the outer side of the forks.
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Good to know Hal, Thanks.
It's only the motor that is H1, the frame and most of the bits I have are KH. I have some NOS KH lower fork legs, some used but serviceable discs and callipers, so I should be OK.
I read that the wiring is different for the KH and H1 coils but I'll work with that Thumbs Up
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SAM wrote:Same as KH500
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Considerably different . .
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nothing to do with a front hub,one the boats family work on is Surama,captain Sam, a kiwi 8) 8)
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Oh!..... Good job I didn't get a rim put on it then :smt102
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Tartan Triple wrote:nothing to do with a front hub,one the boats family work on is Surama,captain Sam, a kiwi 8) 8)
I used to know the previous skipper 20 years ago, an American fellow, who also ran the old Surama, which was a Jongert.
Then they built a new one at the Huisman yard. Not sure if there was another one after that?
I try and stay away from yachtie types these days. When I'm not working, I'm in my shed. The industry has changed a lot, and most of the people are in the business for the wrong reasons, so I don't socialise outside of my engine room these days.
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So, what's the difference between a KH 500 hub, and a KH250/400 hub, anyone? I was planning on doing a wheel building course this winter, and I thought it would be nice if I could take the hub with me, and learn to lace it myself. :?
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I always thought hub same! Bearings different to match spindle variation.????
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My parts book says part number 41034-021-21 But doesn't give another number for KH500, which it covers.
Does anyone have a part number for KH500 DRUM-ASSY,FR-BRK-BLK, and a part number for the 250/400 one to compare?
I found a NOS drum on e-bay with the above part number which is identical to the one I have, to look at, apart from mine's not black, and it has only 2 screws holding the chrome cover on, instead of 3. But of course I can't measure it.
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Guess I'll have to wait until I can fit the fork legs and calliper/disc. :roll:
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Hope this helps
PS Got a KH 250 front wheel in my H2 with KH 500 fork legs

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Thanks Gary, that does help :) 4 holes for the disc like the one I have ;)
I just ordered a KH parts book :) I'll be digging through boxes of bits again at the weekend :)
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Mickrick wrote:Thanks Gary, that does help :) 4 holes for the disc like the one I have ;)
I just ordered a KH parts book :) I'll be digging through boxes of bits again at the weekend :)
You do know that you can download the parts books for free?
http://kawtriple.com/mraxl/partsmanuals/partsmanual.htm
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Haha! No I didn't! :) Thanks Thumbs Up
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