Posted by Paul from MI on June 06, 2008 at 08:37:58 from (66.231.33.136):
In Reply to: Any Ideas? posted by Allan In NE on June 06, 2008 at 05:38:17:
Looks like there's plenty of room on the back side of the plate. First measure the shoulder diameter and thickness of the pin so you can get a shoulder pin made at your local machine shop with a threaded stub to bolt it into the plate. I'd drill a hole the same size as the one in the plate in a piece of scrap that is thick enough to guide a drill well. Then find a bushing that will slide in the scrap to guide a smaller drill bit. Use a dummy pin to line the scrap up to the plate and clamp in position. Use your bushing to guide a smaller drill so you can drill thru the plate/pin assembly, then larger bit to completely remove the worn shoulder pin from the plate leaving a hole to bolt your newly made shoulder pin into. Might have to clean up some leftover weld on the back side of the plate to get it to tighten up straight. Should be able to set the worn arm up in a milling machine and open up the worn hole to a size that can be bushed to fit your new shoulder pin. Sounds like a lot of machine work, but it really isn't. Hope this helps, Paul
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