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Re: F20N Update/Questions
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Posted by Bill B on November 29, 2003 at 15:50:26 from (68.118.185.80):
In Reply to: F20N Update/Questions posted by Tony on November 29, 2003 at 08:45:35:
This may not be relevent in this case, but I feel the need to caution you on the set screw. Many years ago I was working in a stamping plant and had to remove a flywheel from a press. I loosened the set screw and started to remove the big nut when it bound up. I found that there were two set screws in the same hole, and the one I loosened was only a lock screw against the lower one that was doing the job. I had to remove the set screw entirely to get at the one below it, and also removed that one entirely. I buggered up the threads a bit, but it came off. I always check now, by removing the set screw entirely and looking inside.
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