Tractor repair - Printable Version

Tractor repair - Printable Version

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RE: Tractor repair - DaveH - 12-10-2013

Greg

DaveH

RE: Tractor repair - f350ca - 12-11-2013

Move some things around to get at the mill. (will be a welcome day when I get those counters out of the shop)

Using tapered pins to tighten up the worn splines on the steering arm.

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Can't quite see it in the picture, used a v-block between the spindle and the 90 degree plate or what ever you call it. Made a spacer to hold the arm at the height I wanted and the clamps hold it firm and square.

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Drilled down 1 1/2 inches then reamed for the pins. Have to cut about 3/4 off them to stop them bottoming out, my next size smaller tapered reamer would leave 1/2 inch of hole below the pin.
Going with 4 pins per spindle.

RE: Tractor repair - TomG - 12-11-2013

(12-07-2013, 08:08 PM)f350ca Wrote: Made the bushings today. The chap Im doing it for had some 2 1/2 solid brass bar. First drilled with my largest bit 1 1/4. Had to reduce the clearance angles, it sure wanted to grab.

Ya didn't watch the video I made on grinding drills for use in plastics and brass.

All you need to do is eliminate of the positive rake on the drill and it won't pull in on you.

That's gonna be a happy tractor (and owner) when you are through.

Tom

RE: Tractor repair - f350ca - 12-12-2013

Yah I did watch it, just didn't implement what I learned till after it grabbed.

RE: Tractor repair - f350ca - 12-12-2013

Finished them up this morning. Was pleased with how my drilling followed the gap, was worried it would steer into the softer cast arm.

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