G'day Paul, it's like watching a training video, every little bit you pick out for example and explanation I see it training me and other to do the next job better, thanks for everything, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
Similar box to what's in my T100. One of those needle rollers seized to the point the needles broke up and fell out, which in turn wore the end of the shaft like an inverted cone. I turned the end of the shaft down and case hardened it 4 times, then ground it to a size, then made a bronze bush to suit and replace the needle roller. All good and working well for the last 10 years
Thanks Paul for another instructive video. Paul, can l ask who it is you can buy the bearings and items like thr spring for the plunger you mentioned. And do you always use parts numbers only when ordering?
G'day Paul, it's like watching a training video, every little bit you pick out for example and explanation I see it training me and other to do the next job better, thanks for everything, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
A bit more light would always be welcome paul , as always another intersting video
Similar box to what's in my T100. One of those needle rollers seized to the point the needles broke up and fell out, which in turn wore the end of the shaft like an inverted cone. I turned the end of the shaft down and case hardened it 4 times, then ground it to a size, then made a bronze bush to suit and replace the needle roller. All good and working well for the last 10 years
Another brilliant video
Thanks Paul.
Thanks Paul for another instructive video. Paul, can l ask who it is you can buy the bearings and items like thr spring for the plunger you mentioned. And do you always use parts numbers only when ordering?
Hi - Burton Bike Bits, Kidderminster BSA and Draganfly are my go to people for such items.
That all cleaned up nicely. In view of the work on the most recent customer cub, how was the pedal return spring/springs?
Was the sawdust/ grated cheese dried out emulsified oil or grease? Non mechanic