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15-02-11, 03:24
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Good tip controled heating
Hi Alex
Good tip for installing ring type parts. Here is a picture of preping to install a ring gear on flywheel using your suggested method. I find that 20 minutes at 350 degrees F works great for ring gears. I have an old oven in the shop for heating parts and making lunch. Cheers Phil
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15-02-11, 06:15
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Amazing
I love this site, I shal be forever gratefull to Geoff for having started such a great tool for those of us that are addicted to OD Green (with a smattering of rust).
Alex - Thank you very much I will give that a try and let you know how it comes out. Phil - I appreciate all your input, you are absolutly correct on the damage that I have done to my bushing, fortunatly I have only bent over a tiny piece of it so I should be able to get it straight to proceed with the cold hot procedure. How many are in a gross? I have 2 cmp's to do and if a UC uses them I have 3 of those. Let me know how many are there and how much and maybe I will go halfs with you. Gary
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15-02-11, 10:27
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That shows how old some of us are, and how young the others are.
A gross is twelve dozen. Ha, Ha ! better answer this for the littlies, 144 items in a gross. Rick.
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