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Posted by Mr Crane on February 11, 2008, 5:29 am
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> Don't waste your breath - we're dealing with the great unwashed
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Well, that was helpful. Thanks for contributing.
Got anything useful to say about my bearings then?
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Posted by Tony Jeffree on February 11, 2008, 6:19 am
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On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 04:29:26 -0600, Mr Crane
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>Tony Jeffree Wrote:
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>> Don't waste your breath - we're dealing with the great unwashed
>> here...
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>Well, that was helpful. Thanks for contributing.
You're most welcome.
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>Got anything useful to say about my bearings then?
Looks like Richard already has it covered.
Regards,
Tony
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Posted by Steve on February 9, 2008, 7:03 pm
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Posted by John Stevenson on February 9, 2008, 7:10 pm
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>Perhaps it's time we started putting a Copyright notice in our Sig's:
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>offerings on the World Wide Web are required to procure a once off,
>perpetual licence from the author at the eMail address embedded in this
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Or,
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Posted by on February 12, 2008, 6:11 am
Please log in for more thread options > Hi,
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> I'm looking for some guidance with the adjustment of new Gamet bearings
> in a Mk1 Colchester Bantam 1600.
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> The manual states that you should pre-load the bearings to drop the
> spindle endfloat to 1/10th of a thou or less "whilst THE SPINDLE REMAINS
> FREE TO BE TURNED BY HAND".
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> I'm a bit concerned that "FREE TO BE TURNED BY HAND" is a bit vague and
> subjective. I've tightened the spindle up and it can be turned by hand,
> although some effort is required. Have I tightened them too much?
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> Any thoughts or guidance would be much appreciated.
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> Regards,
> Paul
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Paul, after all the banter I'm not sure if this is still a live
question or if you are now sorted. I have a couple of thoughts (two
page diatribe really) of how we used to set shafts up when I was
younger. As it is quite long and I'm not sure if anyone else would be
interested I won't post it but will happily e-mail to you if you still
need some ideas.
Regards
Keith
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