Warco lathe carriage drive clutch repair

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In this episode I repair the carriage drive clutch that failed during another video.
I found that the whole shaft mad moved, luckily all the parts were salvable.
This repair was on a GH1322 but I believe it also applies to the GH 1330, GH1230, GH1236 & GH1440
Also I suspect also applies to a lot of other makes of Chinese Lathes.
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@sickboymech92 4 года назад

You had me when the little arrows came on screen. Fuckin cracked me up.

@turningpoint6643 5 лет назад

I'd be willing to bet those grub screw adjustments won't hold there position setting over time. Generally on an assembly like that adding a second set of grub screws on top of the first two will act just like a second locking nut on a stud. Odd the factory didn't do that at the time they assembled the lathe.

@WarGrade 5 лет назад

Hi. TBH I did that the day the video went live. As I just happend to check them. & although they haden't moved, the thought they migh crossed my mind. From the factory there is little or no thread to do so, but as my springs are now shoter I could. I also added a drip of lock tight to the other grub screw on the other end. Thanks for the reminder, I must up date the description.

@turningpoint6643 5 лет назад

@@WarGrade I'm not enthused about anything that rotates and especially around the operator having parts protruding out from it that could catch the unwary. But you could use a longer full threaded Allan set screw of the correct thread pitch and use that to set your spring tension. Then add a nut on the end to act as a lock if you don't have enough depth to use the two set screws idea. I doubt your adjustments will move immediately without some form of locking method, but sooner or later they most certainly will.

@shaunadams2143 3 года назад

Hi good video well explain. Mr pragmatic Lee (tin barn time ) from across the pond had the same problem with his precision Matthews lathe although he had a tapered pin not a roll pin holding the two together with the springs the same as yours how's yours doing now after a year of use I wonder if you should have replaced the springs thanks very much for sharing kind regards Shaun

@JulianMakes 5 лет назад

good job :)

@jewishskater721 4 года назад

I get the same issue but my lead crew is involved also. A s I engage my lead crew it will ride on a few threads then slowly stop. you think im having the same type of issue?