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Can somebody post a picture or tell me the difference between the h1 and h2 left hand covers please. The one that covers the front sprocket. :?:
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Amazing that nobody amongst the experts on here seems to know :shock:
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Post by HIGGSPEED »

easy eric, you sound like you are having a go there mate. :shock:

I personally think they are the same. I have just looked on mraxl brilliant site for you and it only shows this

http://3cyl.com/mraxl/partid/sprocketcv ... ketcvr.htm

as i said though, i am fairly sure they are they same. Mind you i am no expert :lol:

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The KH500 one is unique, I do know that at least, only for the 1st down gear pattern written on it
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Post by Eric »

I was having a little dig Dave, not meant to be nasty :lol:
I checked the part numbers on Dale`s H1 and H2 site myself and they are the same apart from a couple of extra numbers on the H2 which I assume could refer to finish. I have a spare H1 cover so I did not want to rush out and spend a fortune on a H2 cover if the H1 fits.
Thanks anyway Dave.

Apologies all round if anybody offended. :oops:
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Post by Hal »

The H2 has a hole for the chain oiler.
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Hmmmmmmmmm - my H1 cover has a hole in it :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
Just looked at the pics of when I first bought it - the two stroke oil overflow pipe went through it - neat chain oiler :lol: :lol:
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Johnnymoped wrote:Hmmmmmmmmm - my H1 cover has a hole in it :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
Just looked at the pics of when I first bought it - the two stroke oil overflow pipe went through it - neat chain oiler :lol: :lol:
s your is original H2 8)
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Post by scouse »

early h1 chain covers pre H1B had no hole and no lettering

I think H1B had the hole but no lettering (don't quote me on this)

DEF had hole and lettering for the gears

as did the KH

eric I have a h2 engine sat on me bench

I also have a H1 sprocket cover kicking about

not got time to see if they line up till Monday

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Post by Eric »

Cheers Gary, I tried the cover off my H1a on the H2 I bought of Rick and it looked OK but Rick thought they were a bit longer. Anyway I bought an H1 cover off Ebay no oil hole or numbers. So next question :roll: Would that be right for a 72 H2 :?:
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scouse wrote:early h1 chain covers pre H1B had no hole and no lettering

I think H1B had the hole but no lettering (don't quote me on this)

DEF had hole and lettering for the gears

as did the KH

eric I have a h2 engine sat on me bench

I also have a H1 sprocket cover kicking about

not got time to see if they line up till Monday

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Not saying it is correct but my D has no external lettering on it :roll:
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