Sure enough, I ordered a new chuck (5/8") and over the weekend I found the Jacobs chuck that I thought I had. It was in a drawer full of tooling that I forgot about. I guess you can never have too

Why only US politicians??

Looks like a 1st class job. -- Limit all U.S. politicians to twoTerms. One in office and one in prison.

Keith, I am interested please PM me at jjc4291@... or 2817956244

On Feb 23, 2020, at 8:14 AM, Keith Douglass <keith_douglass@...> wrote: Finished reassembling the gearbox today. It's definitely not a spring chicken, but everything works as it should and the

I'm selling a gearbox for a 9A or 10K. I just finished completely cleaning and reassembling it, and I'll do my best to describe its condition as accurately as possible. I'll start with the good:

Finished reassembling the gearbox today. It's definitely not a spring chicken, but everything works as it should and the repaired tumbler was a good fit in each position. I'm going to post another

Thanks! Yes, I used PAI-brand high-strength threadlocker. After milling the pocket, I used tag wire to spread a coat of it on all of the surfaces prior to pressing in the disc.

Nice fix. Did you Loctite it in place?

I removed the spindle tonight. it seems that the leak is caused by a void space in the casting. The drill never went down deep enough to go through the full distance between the spindle and tumbler

Keith, That's a beautiful piece of work! Thanks, George H. Meinschein, P.E. Meinschein Engineering Consultants, LLC 150 Brittany Drive Freehold, NJ 07728-1500 Email: george.meinschein@... Direct Dial:

I wanted to share a repair I just completed on a 9A tumbler. I've had this gearbox sitting around my shop for the last several years. It came with the first 9A I purchased, and I think it was the

Heat will be applied only in the immediate zone where glue will be applied, far away from important machined surfaces. casting will be drilled in order to enable the use of lever collet closer as

Ordinarily, I would say that any used casting that is to be welded or (e.g.) lined with white metal should first be raised to a temperature that will evaporate and burn off all the oil that is

be real careful with heat & brake cleaner I know that if ya use it to clean a spot yer gonna weld , it will probably be the last thing ya do         animal

THanks about the tip about heating epoxy glue. your assessment of a pea size blob corresponds to the maximum volume I was planning on using in this hole. I will use dental hygienist tools as

Guy, make sure that the casting has had plenty of opportunity to warm up. I would take it into the house overnight just to avoid over-stressing the metal with a torch or a heat gun when you apply the

AT this point drilling and tapping is not an option. Original hole is plugged with a babbitt . There is not enough place for tapping and screwing a small screw. Hole has to hold the oiler wick.

Yes; that’s basically the process I need to go through. On both sides. No internal clip though. -8 Jim B, -- Jim B

I understand now. You had to make an adapter. The axle has an inside thread for the puller to thread into? My only experience with old vehicles is my 1960 NSU three speed moped, with the engine