Nebraska Cowman said: (quoted from post at 09:07:37 01/18/09) For sure don't have it ground unless you find bearings first. But i've never worked on one that wasn't out of round. It should be fine. Those motors turn slow.
I've had to slap myself up a few times already, and say out loud "It only turns 1050RPM, It only turns 1050RPM...." :lol:
On the other hand, judging from the rod going tight, I already have the bearing fit if I had .001 to .0015 taken from the high sides (.002 to .003 diametral) and none from the lowest points; I can buff it with some fine crocus if it needs to be blended. Oh, oh, "it only turns 1050...." :?
This post was edited by spiffy1 at 09:37:12 01/18/09.
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