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Sieg Super C3 bearing change
John Rudd:
--- Quote from: steampunkpete on January 18, 2015, 08:02:35 AM ---My default choice for grease would be a moly-grease. What did you use john?
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I used moly grease when I did the brg change on my m/l........
iafilius:
--- Quote from: steampunkpete on January 18, 2015, 08:02:35 AM ---
I have seen a mini lathe webpage dealing with a bearing change that suggests a 38mm x 4mm O-ring for an additional seal on the spindle. I have the bearings and O-rings ready to go and have acquired the purpose designed LMS extractor kit. The job will, however, have to wait until I've re-vamped the garage.
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About the seal, i read that 38x4 seal page as well, i guessed there was made a typo or a different lathe. See my photo's without seals. I ordered some 48 nbr seals to try out, and will make a bigger spacer (black on photo) with diameter 48 too if seems work ok.
A general good thing to do is to remove the remarks on the spacer rings, to prevent uneven pressure on bearings (see photo).
Regards,
Arjan
steampunkpete:
:bugeye: And I thought I was ready to go! :bang:
I now have 48mm x 4mm seals on order from ebay (where else?)
Manxmodder:
Try Simply Bearings,I use them for bearings and seals......OZ.
Link: http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/Products-Oil+Seals+and+Lubricants/c4747_4750/index.html
Marco:
Sorry for digging this up, but i was having a go at this till i realized that it won´t work properly with the bearings press fitted. Long story short i already press fitted the front bearing...would it be OK to just polish the journal of the rear bearing? would i still be able to adjust them properly?
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