Great video, thank you very much. You should consider adding links to your website, and direct links to all the items mentioned in the video-description to help buyers locate the products you sale easily. Thanks again for the great video.
I have aquired a rosenfors milling machine very similar to a cincinnati #2 it was in storage for 15 years and was put there dirty i have to dismantle and clean can not find a manual any advice i live in bc canada. THANKS
I have a parts manual for the #2, but I can't get parts for it. There is a company called Parts-n-Parts that can get you parts, but they can be expensive. If you would like me to send you the manual you can email me at support@hwmachinerepair.com
I read that somewhere at sometime. It could possibly say that on the lubrication instructions on the side of my machine. It says to lower the quill 2 inches and add a few drops of medium to heavy oil. I do it to my mill. I did however learn in this video that I am over lubricating my machine, and I also learned that my way oil may be a little too thick.
When we rebuild a head we pack the bull gear with EP-1 grease. There isn't a way to get to the bull gears on a step pulley externally which is why we recommend packing grease when the head is apart.
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I really enjoy these videos. I don't believe I've ever watched one where I didn't learn something new. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge.
Good job Barry. Thank you for sharing this valuable information. Retired hobby Bridgeport here in Kansas.
Thanks for this excellent description - way better than the manual.
Great video, thank you very much.
You should consider adding links to your website, and direct links to all the items mentioned in the video-description to help buyers locate the products you sale easily.
Thanks again for the great video.
Timely info. I just ordered a bunch of parts on Monday morning. Will be here Wednesday. Can't wait.
As always, Great video packed full of fantastic information.
I don't think I have ever seen a shop tour of your place. Might make a good video.
Thanks for passing on the information. Someday I hope to get my mill over to you guys to do a complete rebuild/ go thru. Thanks!
Barry, Thank you. Very informative video.
Nice informative videos
God job
Could you please add a link to description on where to buy the oil and grease?
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I have aquired a rosenfors milling machine very similar to a cincinnati #2 it was in storage for 15 years and was put there dirty i have to dismantle and clean can not find a manual any advice i live in bc canada. THANKS
I have a parts manual for the #2, but I can't get parts for it. There is a company called Parts-n-Parts that can get you parts, but they can be expensive. If you would like me to send you the manual you can email me at support@hwmachinerepair.com
Doesn''t the J head have a drop of heavy medium oil down the drawbar too
I read that somewhere at sometime. It could possibly say that on the lubrication instructions on the side of my machine. It says to lower the quill 2 inches and add a few drops of medium to heavy oil. I do it to my mill. I did however learn in this video that I am over lubricating my machine, and I also learned that my way oil may be a little too thick.
Read that too about a drop of oil down the drawbar. @Barry, does this need to be done?
On the step pulley head, is it still spindle oil for the bull gear?
When we rebuild a head we pack the bull gear with EP-1 grease. There isn't a way to get to the bull gears on a step pulley externally which is why we recommend packing grease when the head is apart.
@@HWMachRepair ok, I saw that in the video. Is the upper most oil cup filled with spindle oil?
@@brandonlau3893 That's correct
@@HWMachRepair Thank you for the reply.
How much to rebuild a step pulley head?
Usually between $1900-$2300. If you want a written quote you can email me at: support@hwmachinerepair.com