Mark V lower sheave rubbing
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thunder428
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Mark V lower sheave rubbing
I recently bought a 1982 Mark V. The bottom sheave rubs against a plate on front of the motor. How is this sheave mounted, I need to move it out about .010. Thanks for any help.
Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
There is a small spacer that should be there. If it isn't then that is the problem for sure. If it is there it might be worn "thin" and need replacing. It is like a $2.00 part, so the postage is going to be more then the part. You might want to see if it needs anything else before ordering a new one.
If you look at the exploded parts list of the head stock it should be easy to spot. If not post back and I or someone else can post the part number.
Ed
If you look at the exploded parts list of the head stock it should be easy to spot. If not post back and I or someone else can post the part number.
Ed
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Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
There you go.
Also you may like some of Jacob Anderson's free YouTube videos at:
https://jacobs-repairshop.com/youtube-videos/
Start with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysvqp1t ... e=youtu.be
Everett
Also you may like some of Jacob Anderson's free YouTube videos at:
https://jacobs-repairshop.com/youtube-videos/
Start with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysvqp1t ... e=youtu.be
Everett
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thunder428
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Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
Thanks for the replies. I think I know what to do now. LOL, famous last words.
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Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
Jacob Anderson is and excellent source on repairing shop smith tools. I have some of his DVDs and they are super. He has many on you tube for free too. Can't go wrong with him and I highly recommend him.
Tom
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Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
Time for an update? How is your repair going?
Everett
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Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
Unfortunately, I have not had time to do anything with it.
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thunder428
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Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
I finally got some time yesterday to take the sheave off. There is a set screw on the inside half of it, how do you get to it?
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br549
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Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
See attached procedure for motor removal, steps 13 and 14.thunder428 wrote:There is a set screw on the inside half of it, how do you get to it?
The procedure describes removing it with motor still inside headstock, but I have done it with motor removed.
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Re: Mark V lower sheave rubbing
Access it through the hole in the bottom of the motor pan.thunder428 wrote:I finally got some time yesterday to take the sheave off. There is a set screw on the inside half of it, how do you get to it?
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