I had to do the same and lucky it worked before it failed, had the ground down claws failed I wouldn't have cared too much and gone for another.
What did that tasty SKF set you back?
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I had to do the same and lucky it worked before it failed, had the ground down claws failed I wouldn't have cared too much and gone for another.
What did that tasty SKF set you back?
Brad93
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£85 off eBay, very lightly used.
I’m just looking at a Sykes thin jaw kit on Zoro though, but even with the 20% code it is expensive.
dobbslc
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Ahh but it measures milliamps!
Munkul
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I friggin love the SKF stuff, especially the mechanical pullers! Good price for a good size!
Brad93
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Yep it’s lovely stuff. I would like to get a few more sizes or some of the handsfree ones.
It’s very well thought out. Like that one of yours, super heavy duty.
the Sykes stuff is no doubt good but the fit and finish is a way off these. Stupidly I missed out on a 30-60 internal puller on eBay. I put 150 bid on and it went for 175. Cheap.
letters/numbers had rubbed off the old keys and I am not qwerty literate
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A few things first a little haul from the car boot a fortnight ago including the chequer plate all for less than a tenner
last saturday a 42" signet top chest ,decent ish condition for what I paid
I can fit everything that was in the in the lid and top three drawers of the 26" snap on in the lid of this ! I'll make a larger frame to sit underneath and utilize the pull out trays with a side cupboard. I'll now sell the snap on top box and roll cab.
and today picked up a gasket set for the ingersoll rand type A pump
last saturday a 42" signet top chest ,decent ish condition for what I paid
I can fit everything that was in the in the lid and top three drawers of the 26" snap on in the lid of this ! I'll make a larger frame to sit underneath and utilize the pull out trays with a side cupboard. I'll now sell the snap on top box and roll cab.
and today picked up a gasket set for the ingersoll rand type A pump
Dieselman 63
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A differential. Spent an hour working in standing water, lying on my back on bits of plywood to get it out, horrible! The things I do to help people… next up, new seals, gaskets and a good and thorough cleanup.
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bigegg
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Course they can. Just make sure you have someone videoing it when you try.
I'll be doing the videoing.
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Today I acquired, a 2.6 ton rated twin axle trailer.
That's going to help move the lathe, mill, band saw and the rest of my accumulated toolidge, without hiring things in the future.
Useable bed 1.75 x 3.1 m.
Tows and reverses a treat.
And the sun finally came out.
That's going to help move the lathe, mill, band saw and the rest of my accumulated toolidge, without hiring things in the future.
Useable bed 1.75 x 3.1 m.
Tows and reverses a treat.
And the sun finally came out.
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What speed is the drill? What speed is a typical post borer? My 30s of jazz hands suggests 600rpm and 50rpm as reasonable answers to these questions. Draw your own conclusions or find a 12:1 reduction box.
angellonewolf
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the threads a bit short must been why its cheapToday well this afternoon
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two 12" G clamps of decent quality of market place for not a lot of money
Dieselman 63
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Bit of before and after. Nice new grease and new balls, new paint, polished brass. One of two done. I really like the look of the old gear!
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looks like you have 1 to many bearings on each ring.
Pop one out and pack well with grease.
The ones I have restored in the past had a gap, a bearing size hole, in each ring.
The service kit on the modern ones do the same.
Munkul
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They are nice indeed... when I was into cars and trackdays etc i always wanted a set of turntables to make alignments faster.
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Really must drag mine out and sell them as their not needed any longer
