Tailstock stuck in MK V
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Re: Tailstock stuck in MK V
Carpfisher, does this affect the function of the part? From the pics I can't see enough of the part to put it into perspective.
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Re: Tailstock stuck in MK V
BR's response is correct. Smarter design.
No change to functionality
No change to functionality
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Re: Tailstock stuck in MK V
You ae obviously late to this thread. I tried all kinds of lubes. A buddy has made a mission of getting hte parts apart. His next attempt is to try Oxaclic acid to reduce the corrosion.Hippie wrote:It sounds like gunk in the tubes and I personally would go to the store and buy some PENETRATING OIL. I wouldn't use any other kind of oil. It will say penetrating oil on the outside. Let it sit for awhile - maybe a minute, maybe an hour, maybe overnight. It should slide out unless there is other damage (like hammer blows). Once it is out, you will need to clean everything up making sure the slides and holes are cleaned first with penetrating oil, cleaned with a rag, and (I suggest) a little beeswax. You can use a drop or two of oil as well but it tends to collect dust.
I had the same problem and now I have a routine: Tighten the roller-bar by turning it towards the headstock, loosen by turning it away from the headstock. This works for either end.
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Re: Tailstock stuck in MK V
Ah, good! I'd hate to think I had sent you a bogus part!carpfisher wrote:BR's response is correct. Smarter design.
No change to functionality
Chris Neilan
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Re: Tailstock stuck in MK V
I'm very late to the party ... Carpfisher where did you get that handle ! If it is what I think it is welcome to this wonderful place..I hav'nt done a lot of fishing lately but know a few carpers in Indy we'll talk later I found this place I now have four of these machines 1- e 2 -ers 1- V See you on the bank and fish-on Doooooooood
DOWeaver Dalcarpone aka Elcarpiomagnifico Dale Weaver Indianapolis IN
DOWeaver Dalcarpone aka Elcarpiomagnifico Dale Weaver Indianapolis IN
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1992 Mark V with 510 upgrades All SPT Machine in black II
1950 #24616 10 E Demo All Parts and extras used as drill press. Teresa
1951 #45246 10 ER SS Refurbished Shelly + Brent
Early 1951 #47982 10 ER SS Refurbished
Late 1951 #53316 10 ER SS Refurbished
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Re: Tailstock stuck in MK V
Dow:
I gave it to myself. I needed a handle on a Bass Fishing forum and Bottom Sucker Scavenger was to much typing!
I gave it to myself. I needed a handle on a Bass Fishing forum and Bottom Sucker Scavenger was to much typing!