Reply to "rear upright rebuild"

PercyMember

Thanks Lee - I was coming to a similar conclusion . In addition the new brass sleeves for the lower shaft are so very slightly larger than the center openings on the replacement face washers so they look like they will have to be fitted to the sleeves. My thinking was flatten the remains of the pins , fit the washer around the bushing and then use the retaining hole in the washer to locate the new pin position for drilling. Then the entire assembly should fit tightly.

There is very little latitude in this assembly area. It needs to be correct and functional.

11/29/205:37 AM

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