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You do some awesome work, I hope it all works out for you. I have a couple ideas myself for my SS but it won't be so nice.

guess the admin didn't see a need to delete the thread, thats ok , I feel better about the whole thing. HAPPY THANKSGIVING everyone

reddog, I responded to a email invite , everything I click on has my neame on it. Fact is I should not have done a post on something I know nothing about, a green-horn mistake. "being a moderator on two other forums, I should have known better. my apologies guys.
Thanks for you input Ben.
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Im signed up for Friday night at 7pm
ShopSmith power pro webinar, I thought it might be some good info.

Hi Bill, I received the bolt kit today, I will install it tomorrow. Thanks so much, Im sure we will be doing more business. DrB

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I have been watching for a answer to Beeg's question also, I like the assembly grease idea, I have some of that. It will be easy to clean up at matenance time.

It is a allen screw, no problem. I have it apart. the motor shiv works very freely, but I already serviced it. the other shiv is dry and gumed up. the slid rail tube holes in the shop head are rough and bad gummed up. So this is a good thing cleaning and servicing.
Topic at hand, speed control ...

How do i release the speed dial handle

So Im thinking that I should do a complete bench inspection and cleaning maintenance on the stock head.
I think this because its obvious that the machine has set a lot, not so much wear and tear as setting.
Am I looking at this in the right way? besides I have always like tearing things apart
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Dusty, I watched as I dialed down, all works smoothly to the letter "E" and "F" setting, from there down it is stiffer to turn , but not impossible(slowly)
I dont have a maintenance book or CD, wish I had a CD.
You guys are top shelf with info, but I feel like a pain bothering you all the time. :D ...