Classic Mini Radius Arm - AC Dodd Reamer
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2023
- Hands down, the best Reamer for the Classic Mini Radius Arm repair in reaming out the bushing. No adjusting, no concern of oversizing, with this tool the process is simple, quick and perfectly accurate. It’s the perfect tool for Lone Star Mini.
I live in the UK and after watching this video I contacted AC DODD and managed to hire the reaming kit . It was as easy as the video shows . What a brilliant tool ! AC DODD was great to deal with too . Quick to post out and returned deposit promptly after I returned the kit . Top man with advice too . Many thanks-best Radius arm kit ever .
Thanks for letting me know and I’m glad it has worked out well for too!!
Randy, Another well presented and shot video great job, AC Dodds tools and parts are top quality and one of the best mini specialists. Cheers Dave
Thanks Dave.. I'm definitely grateful that I purchased this tool.. This makes even the beginner look like an expert.
AC Dodd is the main man for the mini
when it comes to specific components/functions.. absolutely!!
Great video. Looks like that tool does a good job. I will consider it the next time I encounter a sloppy radius arm.
Have used it a few times now.. a wonderful tool
Super video! The split screen was fun. tHanks for the video
Many thanks.. trying to make the detail of the video worth while...
Randy great job great tool, I have one which is so fiddly, that tool is so much better and much faster, great video 👍
Have used it a few times now…. Absolutely perfect
Looks to be a good bit of kit, nice.
It seriously a fabulous tool
That reamer does a wonderful job. Great video once again Randy.
Thanks Paul.. this reamer definitely makes the job easy..
Good tutorial 👌
Thank you Richard…
good Job Randy! and another great demonstration!
Thank you.. you are up far too early my friend..
Joys of nightshift! Currently floating about 16miles off the coast of Durban South Africa, hence why no more welding practice yet ahahhahaha
@@SunnyMiniuk Oil industry perhaps? I have not touched my welder either.. dang it .. have lost anything I learned..
Hi Randy, Nice Job on the bushing. Can you tell me what the AC Dodd reamer costs? I have the early welded radius arms and I am not happy with the finish you get with the adjustable reamers.
£225 (approx. $280) is what it cost me 1 1/2 years ago... this is for the basic kit. you will have to ask AC Dodd especially for the Mk1 (early welded radius arms?) mini. They were a different size and require 2 brass bushings. I have ordered a set of the smaller bushing because I too have a Mk1 mini and will need them. But wow.. the fit of the shaft to the reamed bushing was simply amazing!! I have watched many videos where folks went through 5-10 iterations of adjustments on their reamers.. no way.. not for me.
Love it mate, keep up the great work! Much easier than the style I have 😩
Hi Randy. I’m here in Australia. I like your videos they cover details you don’t always see. I’m wondering you can share the details of where I can purchase a set like this? Where did you purchase? Thanks mate. Scott
thank yo Scott.. that is a true compliment. Being a novice and when doing a mini task, I too notice a great deal of detail that the average Mini UA-cam leaves absent as if it's common knowledge. Therefore I do try to capture details that would help ANYONE with awareness. AC Dodd does not have a website and it appears the best way to reach him is via FaceBook (facebook.com/ac.dodd.1). At least this is how I was able to reach him. You may wish to put something like Radius Arm Reamer as the first line of text.. as for me, I don't check FB regularly, but he apparently does. Now that I've used the tool twice, I'm so thankful I paid a little more than the average adjustable reamer.. you will not be disappointed.
Hi Randy, I just wanted to let you know that that worked.. AC Dodd responded already.. Thanks for the assistance! (BTW. Do you know what AC stands for?)
@@scottmartin329 good day Scott.. I believe the AC are his initials. I forget what the ‘C’ Is but his name is Adrian. Glad he responded quickly