[SEL] Fooled again

Jeff Allen transteck at earthlink.net
Fri Apr 1 16:13:15 PST 2005


Bill,

I posted how to do this several days ago including making a jig to 
center the drill bit. It would probably still work for you. I also 
bought several 8" bits at Ace for about ten bucks each because my crank 
sticks out. One would think if you had a problem with a gib key, you 
would have followed the posts.

Jeff Allen

bill at antique-engines.com wrote:

>I STILL can't get the key out of my extra sandwich crank/flywheel to
>finish taking it apart.
>I've welded on it, no luck.
>I've tried drilling, but the shaft sticks out so far I can't get the drill
>close enough.
>It's drilled slightly off-center now, so seems I'm SOL.
>Was watching the other discussion on the stuck key, but the shaft on that
>one isn't in the way like it is this one.
>Would be easier if the shaft didn't stick out 3 or 4" beyond the flywheel.
>
>Bill
>
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>>Well said George.
>>Keith
>>
>>
>>At 12:19 PM 4/1/2005, you wrote:
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>>
>>>Damn, I thought this was the stationary engine list.
>>>
>>>Maybe this is the Honda forum for discussing oil pan problems.
>>>
>>>Maybe this is the Hammond forum for discussing old organ problems.  Sure
>>>a lot of us have organ problems, but there's pills for that and we don't
>>>need to be discussing that here.
>>>
>>>Maybe this is the Transmission forum for talking about transmission
>>>problems and which sequence to use in shifting gears.
>>>
>>>Maybe this is the French car forum.
>>>
>>>Maybe this is the American muscle car forum.
>>>
>>>Maybe this is the computer and software support forum.
>>>
>>>Maybe this is the wheel forum, as lug nuts seem to be a common topic.
>>>
>>>Must be all of the above, since that's what the majority of the postings
>>>are about!
>>>
>>>What does it take to get you folks to post your engine related postings
>>>here and go find the appropriate forums for all the off topic stuff???
>>>
>>>I've got a turbo diesel pickup, and if I have a pickup problem guess
>>>where I post it?
>>>
>>>I've like to fish, and if I have fishing questions or comments there is
>>>a fishing forum I post to.
>>>
>>>I'd like to buy a fishing boat, and again I have a couple boat forums I
>>>belong to.
>>>
>>>When I have computer or website problems, there's forums for that too.
>>>
>>>I would assume that almost any make of vehicle made has a forum where
>>>people love to trade their stories and problems.
>>>
>>>(Maybe taking that double dose of old grouch pills this morning is
>>>kicking in!)
>>>
>>>I've been thrilled that Paul has a gibb key problem!  At least he has an
>>>engine problem.
>>>
>>>(actually the pills kicked in so well, I had to reboot this computer a
>>>few sentences ago)
>>>
>>>I'd complain about the Aussie's too, except I like reading their accents
>>>in the postings ;-)  I may not be a fan of Aussie engines, but at least
>>>the majority of their postings are on topic.
>>>
>>>I think if some of you tried to get back on topic again and maybe had a
>>>goal of making half your postings engine related (that's antique
>>>engines, not vehicles) I could cut down on all the medications I'm
>>>taking.
>>>
>>>Grumpy George
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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