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Spindle Diameter

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rich,NJ

10-15-2003 19:15:39




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I notice an interest in spindle dia., on my 38 B "Non-welded' model they mike 1.247", Nominally 1 1/4". However, my catalog shows three different spindles used. Now for my problem, I'm gonna make the bushings myself on a friend's lathe. Theres two
per side, an upper and a lower. If I make it a 1/4 or so longer so it'll ride where there's no wear, Will it work? Regards, Rich




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john

10-18-2003 19:35:22




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 Re: Spindle Diameter in reply to rich,NJ, 10-15-2003 19:15:39  
hello rich,you first have to keep in mind that the material those spindle bushings are made out of is phosphor-bronze or a hard bronze of special alloy mix to reduce scuffing and aid in anti-friction, so as not to cause wear. do not make them out of regular brass stock!!! as far as the lenght, as long as there is no shoulder in the bore your pressing them back into and there is not a diameter difference on the spindle the idea is ok.if they are in a grease fitting situation then it also helps to cut grease pockets into the bore so that grease is moved the lenght of the bushing to more evenly distribute the grease,,just be sure to stop the pockets about 1/4" from the end of bushings on both ends.

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