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New Myford Bearings - what work is required?

Do they require "scraping in" etc.?

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mrbuilder06/06/2017 11:20:36
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Hi All. If you purchase some new replacement phosphor bronze bearings and hardened spindle for an ML7 do they require any work or are they essentially "plug and play" apart from adjusting the shims? Do they need scraping in and how to you measure the appropriate height for the required shims?

Jon Gibbs06/06/2017 11:28:06
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This should help...

**LINK**

Jon

mrbuilder06/06/2017 11:37:15
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Thanks, yeah his last comment (10 months ago) answers my question. Cheers.

Robbo06/06/2017 14:11:15
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Have a look at this previous thread, particularly comments from Blowlamp - **LINK**

mrbuilder07/06/2017 04:26:37
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Posted by Robbo on 06/06/2017 14:11:15:

Have a look at this previous thread, particularly comments from Blowlamp - **LINK**

Funnily enough that thread contradicts the previous link so I'm now unsure again...

Robbo07/06/2017 09:17:41
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What do the suppliers of the new bearings/spindle have to say about fitting?

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