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I’ve just got 1 of these as my 1st lathe. Can’t see the reverse switch on mine though. I need to find an instruction manual somewhere

runs nice and smooth

Terrific. Looks better than a new one now. Wouldn't have thought I'd spend lunch time on a Monday watching a mixer get fettled but it was entertaining. Subbed

Great repair. I enjoyed watching the process. How many hours have gone into the repairs? I guess I now know why some people just replace the machine. Hopefully, the machine lasts a lot longer now with the repairs and upgrades.

Do you need to drain the gearbox oil first? Or are people just idiots?

Good video. I need a 2 speed timer for one of these mixers multi pole motor do you know to any

impeccable job! i enjoyed the video

Nicely done 👍👍👍

Good job 👍👍👍

Nice save! Phil

Feedback ??

What was the reason you jacked up the control arm ?

what a waste of time , will never last

Hello, interesting probing mechanism, can you please share and explain how it's work?

Unusual to see someone with bare hands in a workshop today. Everyone seems to be wearing gloves. I didn't see you align the top and bottom pulleys with a long straight edge to minimize belt/pulley wear. Maybe something to consider with soft metal pulleys like aluminum. I'm hoping to start a refurb on a similar model pretty soon. I've spent years looking for a Harrison as it was the model I was taught on in school metalwork classes 60 years ago. Happy days!

2 pole synchronous motors run approx 2900 rpm. 4 pole motors 1450.

Sending a motor out to have it meggered is intriguing. A used megger from eBay would save you money in the long run.

Oh for the joys of taperlock pulleys and bushes. 😀🖖

Good jobs, guys. Nice machines there.

I done before used nicel cr

Brilliant stuff! Good to know that these skills still live in the UK Cheers, JJ

A good mix of jobs in this video. Watched it from start to finish while I was having my lunch break. You got me motivated enough to go back out and do some more work now. 👍

Mine has the same problem too!!!

Some big machines in that shop. Thanks for sharing.

My issue is a magnetic starter that got wet ?

Cool piece of kit. Logical presentation of issues - the usual "simple job" becoming a bit of a pita ! Thanks, enjoy your videos. JJ

I used to do machining and welding about 3 years ago. I do inspection now, but I miss the days of doing this stuff. Thanks!

Lovely man

It's a bit of a pain needing to bore Solid Bar to such a large size. But for a couple of Bushes it's not too bad. Thankfully my most of my suppliers are only 15 to 20 minutes away. I can usually sneak in and find a few offcuts to get things moving 👍

Do you use reverse cut?

Just a small correction to add to your post. Fronius has a jobmaster welding torch for at least 25 years!!

Thanks for that 👌👌

keep up the good work

thanks for sharing. keep up the good work.

125 Pounds ??? That crazy expensive. At those prices I would be sticking with a Metal File and Emery Paper. I'm assuming you must have a particular use in mind for your latest investment 🤔

The world and me turns on a Colchester but still miss my DSG

Love this video. Making simple parts to fix a machine. I learnt a few things from your video. Thanks for posting.

Great work! Interesting to see the process. I have only tried to repair a motor shaft once before but it was unsuccessful. I was still very green at operating a lathe when I had a go. The soft jaws seem to work very well!

Very nice work sir. Some precision work there

You do some interesting stuff

You did a good job giving a new life. Will this be sold or is it going back to a customer 🤔

I'm guilty as well of lifting Lathe Chucks, knowing I shouldn't 😬 The Chuck lifting attachment you made will make a huge difference to working smart, not hard 👍

It's not easy to find work where you become The Guy that can get it done. But it's good when it can happen especially for jobs like the Roots Blowers. Nice straightforward work that can be easily sent to you 👍

Using Soft Jaws is definitely the way to go. Nice work man👍

Pat? Lovely Pissed Off Postman Pat? I knew he has class, Matchless are cool bikes. Tell him I said "Hi", Good job, Mate

Very nice work sir.

Interesting video. We do similar work but on ammonia compressor screws. We normally shrink on sleeves where the mechanical packing runs. My boss doesn’t like metal spray shaft repair so we use a metal epoxy product called Belzona 1111 to repair all of our bearing fits. We do a lot of repair on large electric motor end bells using cast iron sleeves but we use an interference fit of .001 per inch and shrink them in using liquid nitrogen. Cheers

Just ordered a set 👍🏻

Good job looking forward to the hbm working

another great video I enjoy your content and how you explain what is going on