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Re: Cream Separator RPM?
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Posted by JB2 on April 07, 2005 at 19:32:32 from (24.157.143.220):
In Reply to: Cream Separator RPM? posted by Larry Kastens on April 06, 2005 at 23:28:10:
Hi Larry, the handle had to turn at 60 RPM and as someone else said these was a ball in the handle that would stop dropping and hitting the end cap when the handle was turned at the correct speed. Besides requiring raw milk the very top disk, that is the one that is different from all others has to small holes in the top part that goes around the central shaft. These holes must line up will the holes in the outer cover of the bowl. This is where the cream comes out and the adjusting screws for the thickness of the cream are. There used to be a key that was soldered onto this top disk that would fit into a key way in the outer bowl cover but after several years this key would fall off and the hole alignment had to be done by eye. Good luck JB2
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