Idler rebuild

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shugy368
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Idler rebuild

Post by shugy368 » Fri Jul 15, 2016 7:46 pm

Hi all, been awhile since I've been here. Rebuilding my right hand idler assembly with a lot of help from Lavoy, bless his little heart! Anyway one of the new/used brackets has a little ovaling where the shaft fits and I can't seem to get it to slip on. I micd it at 25.40 mm but it narrows slightly across the opposite dir- 90 deg. Does any body know if that piece is a sleeve I can press out and replace or do I put it in my drill press and drill it out to fit? :roll:
Oh JD 420-C that might help :oops:
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Post by Lavoy » Sat Jul 16, 2016 10:21 am

They are often tight. If you can't get it to go with some mild force, take as little material off as possible, you want them tight.
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rebuild

Post by shugy368 » Sat Jul 16, 2016 10:59 am

Thanks Lavoy, I'll try to be gentle :roll:
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Force is an amazingly dangerous tool!

Post by dr1zsk1 » Wed Jul 27, 2016 11:55 am

I love force -- just sometimes too much!
If man can break it man can fix it .. it just takes time and money.
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