Id of parts found in quill and on floor

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onevw
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Id of parts found in quill and on floor

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I dissembled the power head today. And have a question about a lock washer I found on the shop floor. Not sure if it came from the powerhead of not. Can some one tell me this. Also I found a washer with a flange on it loose on the splined shaft when I removed the quill Not shure where it came from or where it goes it was just loos on the splines .


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onevw wrote:I dissembled the power head today. And have a question about a lock washer I found on the shop floor. Not sure if it came from the powerhead of not. Can some one tell me this. Also I found a washer with a flange on it loose on the splined shaft when I removed the quill Not shure where it came from or where it goes it was just loos on the splines .


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second part is from your single bearing quill. It goes inside and helps keep gunk out.
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Without a scale next to the first part I am guessing that it is the lock washer for the power switch. It goes inside the headstock between the switch and the headstock casting.
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Very Good

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Very good I think your correct I guess it fell out when i took the switch out.
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The second part(the ring) is placed over the spline when assembling the quill into the headstock. It serves to help center the inside end(a single bearing quill is quite floppy).
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