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Hey all, first off I am using parts that have been sitting around people's yards and am cleaning them up to turn into a chopper. So nothing is going to match serial number wise. And no worries about me tearing up an old classic haha. The engine is pretty much going to stay the same. The S/N on it says DU55201 which I believe it to be a 1967. I've cleaned it up pretty good but noticed the hole's threads on both sides of the engine case are pretty shot on a couple places. (I may have hurt them a bit more myself with a thread chaser).
First one is on the left side crankcase for the 'Tachometer Drive Plug' item number E4706, or just Tachometer pictured below. And the second is for the right side bottom for the 'Drain Plug with level tube' item number T1112.
I need some good advice on what I should do to fix it if possible. The only methods I can think of are three and that's either Helicoil, plug weld and re-drill and tap it to spec or the last which I hope I won't have to do is buy a whole new case. I have access to a machine shop (I am learning the trade), a welding shop (already did two years of schooling but they'll still let me weld if needed), and I know my local motorcycle shop for when things get a bit to stressful I can always take it to them. But I try to do things myself before throwing money at them.
Also I am having a hard time finding it, but I can't seem to find anything on bolt specs, does anyone know of where I can find what size all of these bolts are, threads, pitch everything?
Also since this is my first build I will probably come back here as well with more questions I am sure, so bear with my noobiness. haha
Now here are the pictures.
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