Hi

I am using the Beale buffing wheel system attached to an adapter and motor.
My problem is that the wheel is very difficult to remove after use!
Sometimes I have to use vise grips attached to a screwdriver to get enough
leverage to remove the wheel as it tightens very security.

Any advice would be appreciated!

Keith
Newfoundland

Sorry! That should be Beall.

"Keith Young" wrote in message
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Hi

I am using the Beale buffing wheel system attached to an adapter and
motor. My problem is that the wheel is very difficult to remove after use!
Sometimes I have to use vise grips attached to a screwdriver to get enough
leverage to remove the wheel as it tightens very security.

Any advice would be appreciated!

Keith
Newfoundland

On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 06:32:13 -0330, "Keith Young" wrote:

Hi

I am using the Beale buffing wheel system attached to an adapter and motor.
My problem is that the wheel is very difficult to remove after use!
Sometimes I have to use vise grips attached to a screwdriver to get enough
leverage to remove the wheel as it tightens very security.

Any advice would be appreciated!

Keith
Newfoundland

Keith.. I added a 2nd nut, on the adapter side of each wheel, and tightened the
wheel on the screw a little more than Beall did...
Now, I just grab the cloth wheel and turn, and it seems to unscrew easier...
YMMV


mac

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On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 06:32:13 -0330, "Keith Young"
wrote:

Hi

I am using the Beale buffing wheel system attached to an adapter and motor.
My problem is that the wheel is very difficult to remove after use!
Sometimes I have to use vise grips attached to a screwdriver to get enough
leverage to remove the wheel as it tightens very security.

Any advice would be appreciated!

This is an easy one.

Cut a two or three inch circle from a plastic lid, like from the
cover to a can of coffee, a can of potato chips or any other thin,
pliable plastic. Put a hole in the center the same diameter as the
spindle and put it on before screwing the wheel on. Should be easier
to get off after that.

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Thank you all

Keith
Newfoundland

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On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 06:32:13 -0330, "Keith Young"
wrote:

Hi

I am using the Beale buffing wheel system attached to an adapter and
motor.
My problem is that the wheel is very difficult to remove after use!
Sometimes I have to use vise grips attached to a screwdriver to get enough
leverage to remove the wheel as it tightens very security.

Any advice would be appreciated!

This is an easy one.

Cut a two or three inch circle from a plastic lid, like from the
cover to a can of coffee, a can of potato chips or any other thin,
pliable plastic. Put a hole in the center the same diameter as the
spindle and put it on before screwing the wheel on. Should be easier
to get off after that.

--
Chuck *#:^)
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