Another AX46 Question
11-12-2008, 04:47 PM
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Another AX46 Question
I have come into possession of two crashed damaged 46ax's, both have broken crankcase castings and neither have over 15 hours of run time.
My question is - with a new crankcase unit, can a "rebuild" be accomplished without specialized tooling? Should tooling beyond the regular small scale items be needed, could you identify what is necessary and (if appropriate) sources for the items? Might OS service be a cost effective alternative?
Any other comments, suggestions, etc. will be welcomed.
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Bill
My question is - with a new crankcase unit, can a "rebuild" be accomplished without specialized tooling? Should tooling beyond the regular small scale items be needed, could you identify what is necessary and (if appropriate) sources for the items? Might OS service be a cost effective alternative?
Any other comments, suggestions, etc. will be welcomed.
Regards,
Bill
11-14-2008, 10:17 AM
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RE: Another AX46 Question
Yes, you don't need special tools. Just a screwdriver and a hex driver. To remove the bearings, you will need to heat the case. They'll just drop out when the case is over 200-250 degrees F. Heat the new case to install the bearings. Don't heat the bearings. They should be at room temperature during reinstallation.
11-14-2008, 10:40 AM
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RE: Another AX46 Question
Bax
Many thanks for the straightforward answer and the assurance that even I can do it.
Your participation and insight are appreciated.
Regards,
Bill
Many thanks for the straightforward answer and the assurance that even I can do it.
Your participation and insight are appreciated.
Regards,
Bill
