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Re: OT: need advice from machinists
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Posted by george md on September 10, 2005 at 22:31:26 from (12.191.226.79):
In Reply to: Re: OT: need advice from machinists posted by Davis In SC on September 10, 2005 at 19:58:10:
Davis, Sounds like you want to do what I am basically doing now. Shop is both automotive machine and regular machine shop. I do truck , tractor , and industrial engines mostly, also car engine if someone really gets me in a corner. Used to do quote a lot of equipment repair , but the body says forget it now . Machine shop is the typical old worn out lathes and mills including a Lucas 3 inch horizontal boring mill. I do a lot of bearing bore repair (some metal spray and some bore and bush ) shaft repair metal spray and spray weld , the usual keyways inside and out. I have done oxy/acet cast iron welding for many years but that seems to be one of the things that few others are willing to do. About 1/3 to 1/2 of my work comes from other shops , things they can't or won't do . Wet liner engines erode where the orings seal , I make and install repair sleeves for some engines , just did a 188 case block . also do repair and line bore on loader arms where the bucket pivots . Seems like if it's odd or weird it shows up here. george
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