LIFT LINKS
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LIFT LINKS
WE'VE HAD A COUPLE OF HOURS THIS AFTERNOON TO CLEAN UP SOME OF THE PARTS IN THE LATEST KIT. WE WERE WORKING ON THE LIFT LINKS, WHEN I NOTICED THAT THERE IS SOME VISABLE DIFFERENTS IN THE SIZES OF OUR TWO LINKS I.E. THE WEBS BETWEEN THE BUSHES ON ONE, ARE 1.59mm THICK, AND ON THE OTHER IT IS 2.12mm THICK. THE BUSHES ON THE THINNER ONE ARE 7.60mm AND 7.56mm (VERY CLOSELY MATCHED TO EACH OTHER), ON THE ONE WITH THE THICKER WEB THEY ARE 8.08mm AND 8.15mm (AGAIN CLOSE TO EACH OTHER), BUT NOT VERY CLOSE BETWEEN THE TWO LINKS, IN FACT BETWEEN EACH EXTREME THERE IS 0.59mm OR IN OTHER WORDS OVER A HALF A MILLIMETRE DIFFERANCE.
HAVING SAID ALL THAT, ON FITTING UP I DON'T THINK IT WILL CAUSE TO MUCH OF A PROBLEM.
I PUT IT TO THE FORUM FOR YOUR THOUGHTS, AND HOPE THAT STEVE WILL GIVE US HIS THOUGHTS TO PLEASE.
REGARDS TO ALL BUILDERS
BUNGLE
HAVING SAID ALL THAT, ON FITTING UP I DON'T THINK IT WILL CAUSE TO MUCH OF A PROBLEM.
I PUT IT TO THE FORUM FOR YOUR THOUGHTS, AND HOPE THAT STEVE WILL GIVE US HIS THOUGHTS TO PLEASE.
REGARDS TO ALL BUILDERS
BUNGLE
Last edited by BUNGLE on Sun 01 Feb 2009, 6:43 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : MISSING WORD)
BUNGLE- Number of posts : 232
Age : 65
Location : HERTS (2" BURRELL)
Registration date : 2008-06-17
Re: LIFT LINKS
Well spotted Bruce,hadn't seen it myself.I shall now wait for directions from above before proceeding with the final fit.Like you said though,doesn't seem to effect the motion at all.
One thing I have noticed and I rung STW to let them know,is the hole in the top slide bar for the oiler is drilled and tapped for a M3 thread,where as the ones supplied are M4.I simply drilled and re-tapped the hole to M4 and now the oiler sits nicely on the slide bar.Hope this helps.
Cheer's Tony
One thing I have noticed and I rung STW to let them know,is the hole in the top slide bar for the oiler is drilled and tapped for a M3 thread,where as the ones supplied are M4.I simply drilled and re-tapped the hole to M4 and now the oiler sits nicely on the slide bar.Hope this helps.
Cheer's Tony
TonyT- Number of posts : 134
Age : 56
Location : Truro,Cornwall. (2" Burrell)
Registration date : 2008-06-17
Re: LIFT LINKS
THANKS FOR THAT INFO TONY, WE'LL DO THE SAME.
HAVE YOU FOUND EMPLOY YET, I DO HOPE SO.
ALL THE BEST
BUNGLE
HAVE YOU FOUND EMPLOY YET, I DO HOPE SO.
ALL THE BEST
BUNGLE
BUNGLE- Number of posts : 232
Age : 65
Location : HERTS (2" BURRELL)
Registration date : 2008-06-17
Re: LIFT LINKS
Hi Bruce,
No job at the moment,so the wife and I have done a role reversal and I am now a house husband/minature steam engineer.It seems to work OK,so I must be getting it right
I don't mind though because I have spent a lot of time away from home working,so it's nice to spend some time with the kids,they do grow up so fast.
cheer's Tony
No job at the moment,so the wife and I have done a role reversal and I am now a house husband/minature steam engineer.It seems to work OK,so I must be getting it right
I don't mind though because I have spent a lot of time away from home working,so it's nice to spend some time with the kids,they do grow up so fast.
cheer's Tony
TonyT- Number of posts : 134
Age : 56
Location : Truro,Cornwall. (2" Burrell)
Registration date : 2008-06-17
Re: LIFT LINKS
HI TONY,
THATS GOOD TO HEAR THAT THINGS ARE GOING RIGHT FOR YOU.
DOES THAT MEAN THAT YOUR NOW WASHING THE WELL PHOTOGRAPHED PANTS !!!! LOL
REGARDS
BUNGLE
THATS GOOD TO HEAR THAT THINGS ARE GOING RIGHT FOR YOU.
DOES THAT MEAN THAT YOUR NOW WASHING THE WELL PHOTOGRAPHED PANTS !!!! LOL
REGARDS
BUNGLE
BUNGLE- Number of posts : 232
Age : 65
Location : HERTS (2" BURRELL)
Registration date : 2008-06-17
Re: LIFT LINKS
Hi Bruce,
The web thickness is only cosmetic so a little variation should not be a problem, once cleaned up they should be fit for purpose and barely noticable. We have been through the stock and it looks like that part way through manufacture the cutter has been changed causing a slight variation through the batch.
Regards
Steve
The web thickness is only cosmetic so a little variation should not be a problem, once cleaned up they should be fit for purpose and barely noticable. We have been through the stock and it looks like that part way through manufacture the cutter has been changed causing a slight variation through the batch.
Regards
Steve
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