Alastair Macpherson | 27/01/2019 16:10:51 |
15 forum posts 1 photos | I intend replacing the damaged toolpost stud on my Myford Super 7. I have bought a new one from Myford, and am cautiously trying to remove the old one but it is not obvious to me how it is attached, and I don't want to cause further damage. Myford offer a pin, which presumably goes into a hole provided in the flange of the new stud, and stops the stud from turning, but what is the purpose of the three grub screws that are obstinately refusing to unscrew at present? Any advice would be very welcome. |
ega | 27/01/2019 16:54:15 |
2805 forum posts 219 photos | I don't think you need to remove the grubscrews which are for the ratchet for the Myford fourway toolpost. Just press the stud out. Edited By ega on 27/01/2019 17:03:46 |
ian j | 27/01/2019 17:03:31 |
![]() 337 forum posts 371 photos | The stud just taps out from the top, it can be a very tight fit so a heavy tap may be required |
Howard Lewis | 28/01/2019 10:57:28 |
7227 forum posts 21 photos | If you look underneath, you may find that the small pin is used as a dutch key to prevent rotation.. The thread at the top, is 7/16 BSF, from memory. Howard
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Alastair Macpherson | 28/01/2019 12:09:24 |
15 forum posts 1 photos | Thank you all for your helpful tips; and I have successfully removed the old stud.
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