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Re-grinding Crankshaft

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TMAC

03-18-2000 04:26:54

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The flywheels on our 6hp R&V will be a big pain to remove. Is it possible to re-grind the journals with the flywheels attached?

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Stan

03-29-2000 21:53:38

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Re: Re-grinding Crankshaft in reply to TMAC, 03-18-2000 04:26:54

You need a place to grab the crankshaft with a lathe type chuck on ea end. Also the flywheel would have to clear the top of the table as it turns. Take it to a competent grinder and he will tell you.

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Peter M. Roarke

01-24-2001 18:34:45

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Re: Re: Re-grinding Crankshaft in reply to Stan, 03-29-2000 21:53:38

Our Customer is currently working on a programmable product that will increase crankshaft grinding productivity by 20-30% and reduce labor by as much as 50%!!!
Kindly email back the numbers of your choice.

1) Would you prefer this unit as a retrofit to your existing equipment or 2) Purchase remanufactured machine complete.
3) On a retrofit unit, would you be willing to spend: $25,000 to $50,000 4) $50,000 to $100,000
5) $100,000 to $150,000
6) How soon could you use this system?? 30 days
7) 3-6 months
8) 6-12 months
9) Please send me additional information
Thank you for your help. We will be back in touch with additional information.
Warmest Regards,
Peter M. Roarke Gilbert & Richards

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fdg

01-24-2001 18:33:52

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Re: Re: Re-grinding Crankshaft in reply to Stan, 03-29-2000 21:53:38

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Allan Randolph

08-26-2002 12:34:08

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Re: Re: Re: Re-grinding Crankshaft in reply to fdg, 01-24-2001 18:33:52

I am looking for someone who can grind an engine crankshft bearing journal while it is still in the engine block, it is a rod bearing not a main bearing.

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