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  1. Lumbersawyer

    Do any of you guys have a brake lathe and turn rotors or drums.

    I've done them on my Bridgeport with a rotary table fairly successful. I used a 3" face mill and then a cupped grinding wheel.
  2. Lumbersawyer

    1938 allis B tractor Serial # B11284 compression test

    My C has the engine number between the air cleaner and the sediment bowl on the slanted part of the engine flange. CE6544 G
  3. Lumbersawyer

    24 volt system

    When my 4010 was still 24 volts, I bought a 24-volt wheelchair charger. I still have it. I have the 24-volt generator and starter in my garage but I'm much happier with the 12-volt alternator and starter. I kept both batteries in parallel. I am odd I know, but I don't like 6-volt stuff either.
  4. Lumbersawyer

    Wiring Question

    No different than a cord for a RV. I run a 220v extension cord for my welder and air compressor when I want to weld outside of the garage. I run my 5hp Lathe and 2hp Bridgeport on extension cords. They just have to be rated for the amp load of your equipment.
  5. Lumbersawyer

    Small Home-Made Tractor

    I recently acquired a twin cylinder Wisconsin that has a propane carburetor on it. It also has a 4:1 gear box mounted on it. I have never worked on a propane system before. It looks like it would be a pre regulated supply going into this carb. Can anybody give me some advice on this type of carb...
  6. Lumbersawyer

    GP question

    I checked my GP and when the LH impulse is at the mark the coupler on the mag is horizontal. I rebuilt my governor weights and put seals in the fan shaft, mag drive when I rebuilt the top end back in 2017.
  7. Lumbersawyer

    GP question

    I'll look at my GP and see where my mag coupler is.
  8. Lumbersawyer

    Bridgeport question

    Is the fly cutter body round? If it is, the diameter divided by 2 = the radius, plus the length of your cutter will be the diameter of the cut.
  9. Lumbersawyer

    Drill bit for stainless steel

    Drill slow with even cutting feed pressure. Too much speed and light feed will work harden SS. A carbide burr will work too, if a cobalt drill doesn't work.
  10. Lumbersawyer

    YT tractor show - Orange

    Here is My 1937 WF #60 and my 1944 C with snow blade
  11. Lumbersawyer

    YT tractor show. green day.

    My 1930 GP
  12. Lumbersawyer

    My C in the snow

    It lifts when backing up with arms that trip when driving forward. About 4-5" is all it lifts with the arms. It works very well. I have wheel weights inside the cast dish wheels that I bought from Paul in Wentzville, MO. I was given five buckets of tractor chains, just have not got around to get...
  13. Lumbersawyer

    My C in the snow

    Here is My Allis C with the snow plow my Dad had on his B Allis. I converted it to wide front to be able to use this plow.
  14. Lumbersawyer

    Welding in a creased/angled sheet metal patch

    I have never had a problem with MIG welding sheet metal while holding it in place with magnets. I was taught in vo-tech about the magnetic properties of steel at different temperatures. Steel loses its magnetism at approximately 770°C (1418°F), which is known as the Curie temperature for iron...
  15. Lumbersawyer

    Welding in a creased/angled sheet metal patch

    I have held patches flat in the hole with rare earth magnets. Tack two corners, then the bend, then the other two corers. Thats how I would patch it.
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