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Bad Vibes? Clooney and others

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Scott in SC

08-15-2002 12:27:42




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I have an unstyled B that has crankshaft wear at the driven disk. Four of the six splines are worn on the clockwise side two are in worse shape. I have a .90 over disk from Dengler�s, and that is the approximate amount to wear on the good splines. I the easiest fix would be to grind the worn part of the splines flat, and rework the two bad splines, but this would place my disk alignment marks off a small amount (.45). Do you feel that small misalignment would cause vibration of the type caused by a disk that has been placed incorrectly (marks misaligned) on the shaft? I am repairing the crank in the tractor.

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Scott in SC

08-15-2002 13:11:33




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 Re: Bad Vibes? Clooney and others in reply to Scott in SC, 08-15-2002 12:27:42  
Sorry, typed measurements in wrong! Disk is .090, making the disk .045 from alignment.



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Clooney

08-15-2002 12:57:04




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 Re: Bad Vibes? Clooney and others in reply to Scott in SC, 08-15-2002 12:27:42  
Scott, the drive disk being off 1/2" or so probably won't be any worse than the different weight of the replacement driver or the run out you will probably encounter by repairing the crank in the tractor.
~If you encounter a vibration when done you can always add or remove weight from the driver until it feels better, [use stick on wheel weights to find the light spot as they can be peeled off & moved & you can thread the original drilled balancing holes & add set screws to add weight to that area if needed].

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