Crank pin removal
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Well doing it yourself at home is not really an option for most people. you need at least a 20 ton press maybe more. as well some fixtures for supporting the crank as you push it out.
but thats a easy part, the hard part is getting it straight after push the new one in.
which includes some precision vee-blocks, a dial indicator and a a lead hammer to beat it straight. sounds crude but it\s true. The machine shop I work in we charge an hour shop time to replace a crank pin. 110 cad here in BC, Canada
but thats a easy part, the hard part is getting it straight after push the new one in.
which includes some precision vee-blocks, a dial indicator and a a lead hammer to beat it straight. sounds crude but it\s true. The machine shop I work in we charge an hour shop time to replace a crank pin. 110 cad here in BC, Canada
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Well doing it yourself at home is not really an option for most people. you need at least a 20 ton press maybe more. as well some fixtures for supporting the crank as you push it out.
but thats a easy part, the hard part is getting it straight after push the new one in.
which includes some precision vee-blocks, a dial indicator and a a lead hammer to beat it straight. sounds crude but it\s true. The machine shop I work in we charge an hour shop time to replace a crank pin. 110 cad here in BC, Canada
but thats a easy part, the hard part is getting it straight after push the new one in.
which includes some precision vee-blocks, a dial indicator and a a lead hammer to beat it straight. sounds crude but it\s true. The machine shop I work in we charge an hour shop time to replace a crank pin. 110 cad here in BC, Canada
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