When I tighten the set screw on the speed adjuster it sets in a way as to rub on the speed indicator dial. It looks like the adjuster is bent or the shaft is bent because it sets crooked in the shaft. I removed the speed adjuster unit and the shaft looks fine. I see no marks on the adjuster itself that would indicate a blow as to bent the adjuster wheel. Am I missing something or do I just have a bent adjuster wheel?
RICK
Speed adjuster rubbing
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RICK, you can tell better than any of us if you have bent parts. You have them in your hands.onevw wrote:When I tighten the set screw on the speed adjuster it sets in a way as to rub on the speed indicator dial. It looks like the adjuster is bent or the shaft is bent because it sets crooked in the shaft. I removed the speed adjuster unit and the shaft looks fine. I see no marks on the adjuster itself that would indicate a blow as to bent the adjuster wheel. Am I missing something or do I just have a bent adjuster wheel?
RICK
Maybe a couple pictures would help.
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Make sure the set screw is positioned over the small depression on the shaft. The screw must be centered over the depression and seated fully into it.
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