Recent content by theothercarl

We have always relamped our building at 3 years, 280 bulbs [ in theroy] I was told they lose about 50 % of there light by then . Good luck in your search

We use contact cement and you really have to work if you have to take it apart.

Drill your corners and use a jigsaw or a nibbler, circular saws can be used but tend to bind and some of the blades tend to blow apart under stress.

You might try timkeninfo.com the heavy tech tips,and the bearing on line services might give you what you need.

For your preladed set up a dial indicator on the end of the shaft, and add enough shims till you get some freeplay. Then add the amount of free play to the amount of preload you want, and remove that amount of shims. If I remember right from my time at John Deere most of the time it was around...

What brand, model, size? Do you have any books at all on it?

Just trying to find a source ahead of time. I think I got the latest problem solved we been having a lot of problems w/ the cylinders on the PLF as far as speed or lack of. Air pressure is good, seals in the cylinders are good and well lubed, no air leaks or pinched air lines, piston and the...

I don't know about the legal end of it but the main reason for not using galvanized parts on gas lines is it tends to flake off and can plug up the small passages. If it's in good shape you might be ok. If there's room you could install a drip leg to catch the flakes.

Just trying to find someone who knows something about panel saws and edgebanders.