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quill disassembly griz g1008
My Grizzly g1008 needs bearings. There is a black 'nosecone' surrounding
the sleeve where the R8 tooling goes. I need to remove it, but I'm not sure how it's assembled. The parts diagram in the manual is about useless...I've downloaded a manual for a similar HarborFreight mill and it shows bolts holding the nosecone on. There are three equally spaced recesses in the lower face of the nosecone on mine, but they're just blind holes. I'm guessing they're for a spanner, but before I build one I need to be sure that this part indeed twists off. Anyone have a clue? (Don't direct me to Grizzly, they've been less than helpful in the past regarding this) TIA Nok |
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Those may be spanner holes. The nosecone on my mill had similar spanner
holes. The only time I had it off to replace the R8 guide pin, I had to make a spanner to fit. Bob Swinney "NokNokMan" wrote in message et... My Grizzly g1008 needs bearings. There is a black 'nosecone' surrounding the sleeve where the R8 tooling goes. I need to remove it, but I'm not sure how it's assembled. The parts diagram in the manual is about useless...I've downloaded a manual for a similar HarborFreight mill and it shows bolts holding the nosecone on. There are three equally spaced recesses in the lower face of the nosecone on mine, but they're just blind holes. I'm guessing they're for a spanner, but before I build one I need to be sure that this part indeed twists off. Anyone have a clue? (Don't direct me to Grizzly, they've been less than helpful in the past regarding this) TIA Nok |
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Thanks Robert. Right-hand thread?
"Robert Swinney" wrote in message ... Those may be spanner holes. The nosecone on my mill had similar spanner holes. The only time I had it off to replace the R8 guide pin, I had to make a spanner to fit. Bob Swinney "NokNokMan" wrote in message et... My Grizzly g1008 needs bearings. There is a black 'nosecone' surrounding the sleeve where the R8 tooling goes. I need to remove it, but I'm not sure how it's assembled. The parts diagram in the manual is about useless...I've downloaded a manual for a similar HarborFreight mill and it shows bolts holding the nosecone on. There are three equally spaced recesses in the lower face of the nosecone on mine, but they're just blind holes. I'm guessing they're for a spanner, but before I build one I need to be sure that this part indeed twists off. Anyone have a clue? (Don't direct me to Grizzly, they've been less than helpful in the past regarding this) TIA Nok |
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Thanks Robert. Right-hand thread?
Yes, as I recall, it was right hand thread. Bob Swinney "NokNokMan" wrote in message et... "Robert Swinney" wrote in message ... Those may be spanner holes. The nosecone on my mill had similar spanner holes. The only time I had it off to replace the R8 guide pin, I had to make a spanner to fit. Bob Swinney "NokNokMan" wrote in message et... My Grizzly g1008 needs bearings. There is a black 'nosecone' surrounding the sleeve where the R8 tooling goes. I need to remove it, but I'm not sure how it's assembled. The parts diagram in the manual is about useless...I've downloaded a manual for a similar HarborFreight mill and it shows bolts holding the nosecone on. There are three equally spaced recesses in the lower face of the nosecone on mine, but they're just blind holes. I'm guessing they're for a spanner, but before I build one I need to be sure that this part indeed twists off. Anyone have a clue? (Don't direct me to Grizzly, they've been less than helpful in the past regarding this) TIA Nok |
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