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Re: Cutting a flywheel Gauger
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Posted by Bill in Oh on October 17, 2006 at 09:51:26 from (71.79.44.154):
In Reply to: Cutting a flywheel posted by Gauger on October 16, 2006 at 19:21:28:
I personaly would not cut the flywheel on a lathe. i would prefer the grinding machine over the lathe.what happen with lathing is the die pulls metal anywhere there is cracks or hard spots that the naked eye can't see.I just got in from the machine shop with a 1066& 1486 flywheel that was ground he took 0.60 from one 0.48 from the other.really nice job on them he ground top decks& lower decks the same 80 bucks each.hopfully while not on the dozer today i will get one of these jewels back together the guys around here won't even consider the lathe on these big tractors them flywheel will explode.SH maybe?
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