Fixing the Apron Worm End Float (part 8)
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2022
- In this short video, I show you how I removed the endplay or endfloat from each side of the worm bushes. At first I thought that the bushes needed replacing but after an 'oh no' moment and a mug of tea, I devised a plan to make a simple shim and fit that in to take up the wear. I hope you enjoy the video...
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Yaaaah, morning coffee in the shed
Cheers Paul
Cheers🙂
That was brilliant Paul, great work. Always enjoy seeing the thought process behind the repairs you do.
Hi, thanks. cheers
Assailant is such a good word to describe the meddling of the incompetent. Really enjoying your rebuild & looking forward to the next instalment.
Hi tony, that was the politest word I could think of at the time assassin was too direct. cheers ATB
that is one awesome level of attention to detail. always enjoy yr vids.
Hi, thank you. cheers
Great job Paul, nicely done!
Hi, thanks, cheers
Thanks for that, I've just finished doing mine but redrilled one collar to remove the end play. As for wicks, I refuse to pay Grizzly prices plus shipping to the UK so experimented with short lengths of 3mm and 5mm Lamp Wick and found they wicked a very heacy weight oil (120 SAE) in cold conditions in a similar trial to yours. I also tried using a thin strip of man made felt camping towel which only manager half the capilary performance og the lamp wick
Lovely video as always - thanks!
Hi, sorry i didn't reply, I missed your comment. Thank you. Cheers
Excellent work done well.cheers
Hi, thank you. cheers
Nice work, and very interesting video, cheers!
Hi, thank you, cheers
Hello Paul,
Nice work and an enjoyable video... I was tempted to make a comment regarding taking the shaft in and out must have got on your WICK but thought better of it, See you on the next one.
Take care.
Paul,,
Hi, yeah….it was done for initial investigation and again for the camera, you would be right, my wick was well got. cheers
Very interesting. Thanks!
Hi, cheers.
Apart from using a diamond stone to flatten the wear grove that was a nicely thought out and executed repair Thank you.p.s.i would have started with the diamond stone as well !!
Hi, yep…fingers fine… elbows.. need more grease. cheers
Nice.
Cheers
Very nice work Paul! I do think you have swapped the two ends. In the take-apart segments, the one with the chisel marks is on right but when you put it back together, it is on the left. Might have been intentional (or not matter depending on how you measured for the shim).
Hi, they actually went back the way they came apart. In the filming I took them apart and put them together that many times I sorta got it round my neck a bit.. cheers
I hope you had the casserole in the oven at the same time as de stressing the shim. Can’t afford to waist gas at the price it is at nowadays 🤬💷 👍🏴
Hi, err… I got a stiff talking to for that one…duff said. cheers.
@@Thesheddweller chocolates goes along ways to getting back into the good books 🍫😇 😜
@@alasdairhamilton1574 maybe….. maybe.
Very nice indeed, thank you! I wonder - I have a few screw threads (leadscrew, lathe handwheels) where there's either a bit of slop, or it's too tight - is that a candidate for a thrust washer?
Hi, I really couldn’t say.. regards
Washers will not take out backlash from a word screw or nut but will help if there is play between collars
@@tonyray91 Correct.. All I've done is remove almost all the ( axial ) endplay. Regards.