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Re: In place crankshaft grinding?
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Posted by Earl S. on February 16, 2005 at 06:31:44 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: Re: In place crankshaft grinding? posted by Mike Burdick on February 15, 2005 at 09:56:40:
I have used both the Sunnen and the Winona.Clean up after grinding, inside the engine was a big factor.It was fun to learn how to grind. After that it was the worst job in the shop.I decided one day with water dripping under the car that was my last one.I was getting a slight electric tingle I stopped put a ground wire on the grinder finished the crank and went back to the shop owner and told him it was me or the grinder was going.That was the last the job for the old grinder.It was amazing how accurate it would grind you had to leave about .0005 to polish which you did by hand.No diesel cranks you couldnt put a radius on the stone.Earl In Illinois
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