Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
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Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
Keys can get dinged so I always run all four edges across a flat file a few times until it is smooth. Light touch will remove the dings only.
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Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
Ever run across this? I got the new control sheave assembly and the design has changed slightly from my year so they said I needed I new eccentric bushing (which is true). The problem that I'm running into is that the new eccentric bushing is way smaller than my original and thus is too small for the casing slot. See pic.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1zIC ... lE1Ni1vVmM
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1zIC ... lE1Ni1vVmM
Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
Can't access the link. Says I need permission.Teggy wrote:Ever run across this? I got the new control sheave assembly and the design has changed slightly from my year so they said I needed I new eccentric bushing (which is true). The problem that I'm running into is that the new eccentric bushing is way smaller than my original and thus is too small for the casing slot. See pic.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1zIC ... lE1Ni1vVmM
Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
Bruce wrote:Can't access the link. Says I need permission.Teggy wrote:Ever run across this? I got the new control sheave assembly and the design has changed slightly from my year so they said I needed I new eccentric bushing (which is true). The problem that I'm running into is that the new eccentric bushing is way smaller than my original and thus is too small for the casing slot. See pic.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1zIC ... lE1Ni1vVmM
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Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
Wow! That's a big difference. Looks like you need to call the MS (Mother Ship). 
Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
Did they include the spacer that is supposed to keep the new style bearings separated?
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Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
Bruce, you did a good job of CYA!!!Bruce wrote:Wow! That's a big difference. Looks like you need to call the MS (Mother Ship).
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Greenie, Grayling, SS stand alone BS and BS SPT, jointer and belt sander, 3 Ers with Speed Changers. I think those 3 cover my ER needs, and space for them.
Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
No spacer included. Just the new eccentric bearing. I'll be calling them on Monday...gotta love waiting 2 weeks for them to actually get you the part just to find out you need something else. *sigh*wa2crk wrote:Did they include the spacer that is supposed to keep the new style bearings separated?
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Re: Mark V Control Sheave Replacement Issue
I probably shouldn't use abbreviations. I sometimes have a hard time deciphering some of them myself. It took a long time figuring out what EDC was on some of my shooting forums. By the way, EDC is "Every Day Carry".ERLover wrote:Bruce, you did a good job of CYA!!!Bruce wrote:Wow! That's a big difference. Looks like you need to call the MS (Mother Ship).