From: | Tom Wilcock | e-mail: | tom.wilcock@sympatico.ca |
Subject: | RE: oil pan cases | Date: | Tue Dec 8 05:46:52 2009 |
Response to: | 2697 |
----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Russell, could you show a picture [or you Mark] of how to thread or re thread the transmission cross shaft bearing threads and the jig necessary for this? Most are not aware you can't just put unmatched cases together without fixing this area. Marty: Here is a picture of a fixture I used to cut new threads on one side of my KJ lower case where it was broken and welded. The brass set screw fits into the threads on the shaft and moves the cutter as the shaft rotates. The cutter is adjusted for each pass. The shaft is turned with a hand crank. I am not sure whether the threads on both sides of Henderson cases were cut with one set up at the factory. If the threads on the side of the case being repaired did not correspond with the threads on the good side then I suppose the set screw could be relocated along the sleeve where the threads did line up. It worked well on my case. The mounting angles could be modified so it would work on an upper case and clear the flywheel housing web. One piece of the fixture that is missing is the clamp that holds the sleeve to the crankcase on the good side. Hope all this makes sense to you. |
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