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1st May 2021, 09:10 PM #1Most Valued Member
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Machining hubs and tyres for a pallet lifter
I have a 1000kg capacity pallet lifter similar to the pic posted here. When I finally get my lathe set up the first job I need to do is make four new hubs and tyres for it. Originals were butchered by previous owner. These are the guide rollers for the mast. Going to do hubs first. Plan is to machine the threaded end of all four first, then use this end screwed into a holder machined and left mounted in the chuck to do the bearing ends. I am thinking they will all be more accurate for bearing fit and alignment this way. Is that correct or is there a better way? There's an internal bore to be done as well for the small adjustable side guides and rollers on the bearing end. As a guide to size these take a 45 x 85 x 19 bearing.
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