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Hallback

Hallback

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Gyppo tower logger
Tacodriver said:
Any gears pressed on? They damaged in any way or sometime else get damaged from shock load. Someone who knows those machine better might have a better idea.
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The end play on those shafts needs to be measured and it needs to have correct shimming. You can't just take the old shims out and put them in with a new shaft. You got to think of the machining and manufacturing tolerance differences over the last 55 years between then and now and the wear on all the other components.
 
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