headstock/way tubes

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charlese
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Post by charlese »

drnewton wrote:Yay. I got the belt back on and mounted it to the way tubes. Started right up and changed speed good. Of course it didn't lock to the way tubes because the wedges were so marred--but I expected that. I'm just happy I was able to put it back together!!

So when my replacement parts arrive, should I take off the belt again, drop the motor pan and replace, or is there an easier way?
See! You are no longer incompetent!:D Let's just say your loosening activity was a little too quick!

Now that you've done that part once, you can do it an easier way the next time.
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Post by RobertTaylor »

everybody needs to remember to back the headstock locks out until snug before removing it from the way tubes and it will be a "breeze" to reinstall.
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Post by drnewton »

Ok my replacement wedges, bolt and headstock lock handle is here.... How the heck do I insert the pin into the handle (that ties it to the bolt)???
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Post by Nick »

You need a 1/8" rollpin punch to remove the pin from the handle -- and a small hammer to re-install it.

With all good wishes,
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