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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / December 2006

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Ben - 30 Nov 2006 00:53 GMT
Hi Austin,
  Have you spotted this for your Colchester crosslide.
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Regards. Ben
Austin Shackles - 30 Nov 2006 09:27 GMT
>Hi Austin,
>   Have you spotted this for your Colchester crosslide.
>270061389008
>Regards. Ben

no, I hadn't. thanks for the tip.  The cross-slide feed is not bad on mine,
but there is a bit of slack there

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Ben - 01 Dec 2006 00:26 GMT
>>Hi Austin,
>>   Have you spotted this for your Colchester crosslide.
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> mine,
> but there is a bit of slack there.

Its just I remember you were asking how to get rid of the play in your
crosslide nut.
Regards. Ben
Austin Shackles - 02 Dec 2006 16:12 GMT
>>>Hi Austin,
>>>   Have you spotted this for your Colchester crosslide.
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>Its just I remember you were asking how to get rid of the play in your
>crosslide nut.

quite possibly.  I'm watching it.
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steve Taylor - 02 Dec 2006 19:38 GMT
> no, I hadn't. thanks for the tip.  The cross-slide feed is not bad on mine,
> but there is a bit of slack there

Isn´t it adjustable, like it is on the newer models ?

And is it possible to "ping" our Austin, "Bong" perhaps, a more resonant
 sound befitting a grander body.

Steve
Lee_D - 03 Dec 2006 02:01 GMT
steve Taylor <steve@thetaylorfamily.org.uk> uttered summat worrerz
funny about:

>> no, I hadn't. thanks for the tip.  The cross-slide feed is not bad
>> on mine, but there is a bit of slack there
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Steve

Austin.... drugs will not be tollerated in this group!

;-)

Lee D
Austin Shackles - 03 Dec 2006 08:41 GMT
>> no, I hadn't. thanks for the tip.  The cross-slide feed is not bad on mine,
>> but there is a bit of slack there
>
>Isn´t it adjustable, like it is on the newer models ?

dunno, I haven't looked.
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Austin Shackles - 03 Dec 2006 19:56 GMT
>>> no, I hadn't. thanks for the tip.  The cross-slide feed is not bad on mine,
>>> but there is a bit of slack there
>>
>>Isn´t it adjustable, like it is on the newer models ?
>
>dunno, I haven't looked.

Have now.  single feedscrew with square thread (unless it's an ACME) and
what seems to be a bronze nut on the underside of the cross-slide.
Naturally, I took my eye off the ball on the one that was on ebay and missed
the end of the auction, mind, that was a used nut with a new screw; on the
face of it, I'd expect more wear in the nut.

I did however track down some of the endfloat and eliminate it; play in the
handwheel end of the thing.
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steve Taylor - 03 Dec 2006 20:02 GMT
> I did however track down some of the endfloat and eliminate it; play in the
> handwheel end of the thing.

What´s left over ?

Steve
Austin Shackles - 03 Dec 2006 20:52 GMT
>> I did however track down some of the endfloat and eliminate it; play in the
>> handwheel end of the thing.
>
>What´s left over ?

what, endfloat-wise?  play between the nut and the screw.  I've not measured
it - I'll reassemble it tomorrow and have a look.  
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steve Taylor - 03 Dec 2006 21:14 GMT
>> What´s left over ?
>
> what, endfloat-wise?  play between the nut and the screw.  I've not measured
> it - I'll reassemble it tomorrow and have a look.  
As fractions of a rev of the handwheel- a couple of large divisions is
fairly normal, tweaked, like we can do on ours, and its down to 3 small úns.

Steve
Austin Shackles - 04 Dec 2006 09:24 GMT
>>> What´s left over ?
>>
>> what, endfloat-wise?  play between the nut and the screw.  I've not measured
>> it - I'll reassemble it tomorrow and have a look.  
>As fractions of a rev of the handwheel- a couple of large divisions is
>fairly normal, tweaked, like we can do on ours, and its down to 3 small úns.

I'll have a look when I've reassembled it.  The play between the handwheel
and the thing-I've-forgotten-the-name-of that bolts to the front of the
apron was an obvious one to take out.

big divisions are 10 thou on this one - 200 thou per revolution.
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