The big shops don't want to turn rotors any more. They would rather sell new ones. It is easier for them and they get to charge us more money. As always thanks
Thanks john; In the original I said the speed was reduced. What I meant to say and corrected it in the edit version was the feed per revolution is reduced. I figured if anyone would catch that it would be you. lol As always thanks for your support.
I would love to have one , I scrap hundreds of rotors a year. Some could be fine with just a cleanup especially the rears , corrosion is the big issue here. Great video.
That is a skill that not many of today's mechanics have thanks for the video
The big shops don't want to turn rotors any more. They would rather sell new ones. It is easier for them and they get to charge us more money. As always thanks
@@richardspaulding5035 thanks
I saw what you did with the narrative, I had some concerns with the previous version. Good video with good information.
Thanks john; In the original I said the speed was reduced. What I meant to say and corrected it in the edit version was the feed per revolution is reduced. I figured if anyone would catch that it would be you. lol As always thanks for your support.
I would love to have one , I scrap hundreds of rotors a year. Some could be fine with just a cleanup especially the rears , corrosion is the big issue here. Great video.
You can find these machines used for cheap money. I got mine on craigslist. It came with 100s of dollars worth of adaptors.