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hello ladies and gentlemen uh like the caption says for the video uh rebuilding a fork on a 49 mm uh Harley front fork shown here um managed to do it myself in my garage uh no issues um did have to go out and purchase some specialty tools I didnamp;#39;t have a 12 h12 or 12 mil um uh hex head Allen head um Harbor Freight sells them they sell them in a kit uh all the way from 6 to 19 um so they have a 12 in there uh that will be good for your lower uh plug to drain it so youamp;#39;re going to need one of those uh what else um I know a lot of people uh go and buy a slide tool for the fork seal itself when you reassemble the fork um I read online that somebody used a 2-in piece of PVC um that I had laying around the house uh so itamp;#39;s worth a shot um unfortunately I put it all together already um but I figured Iamp;#39;d uh make the video afterwards kind of show you what I did so this I had these two pieces of PVC laying around the house um oddly enough they fit right over so we