I hope these repair are not done by hand. A simple press and jig with a few dies would streamline the entire process down to mere minutes. It would also vastly increase the accuracy of the repair by eliminating human error and deformity.
Hi. Thank you for your comment. The videos recently posted are for our customers and to give examples of how they can do repairs on their own. WS definitely has the “toys” aka the right machines, etc. to manufacture AND repair the puller quickly.
Be nice to know what length that bolt was that was used to brace against the peening of the rivet
Hi. The bolt is 5/8” x 2” Long with Nut. Some written instructions can be found on our website here: www.wyeth-scott.com/documents.php
I hope these repair are not done by hand.
A simple press and jig with a few dies would streamline the entire process down to mere minutes. It would also vastly increase the accuracy of the repair by eliminating human error and deformity.
Hi. Thank you for your comment. The videos recently posted are for our customers and to give examples of how they can do repairs on their own.
WS definitely has the “toys” aka the right machines, etc. to manufacture AND repair the puller quickly.