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13287
RE using digital instrumentation- I said a couple of things about LabView software the other day that turn out not to be quite right. On the EV list a couple...
john fisher
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Mar 5, 2007
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13288
will a stream of warm air transfer heat to steel better if it is hitting into it or "sliding over" the steel surface? we know it takes heat off the steel ...
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Mar 7, 2007
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13289
In attempting to resurrect a Terrot crankshaft I've gotten in over my head and could benefit greatly from the groups collective wisdom. This unit is way older...
Charles Finney
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Mar 21, 2007
1:57 am
13290
I can only remember seeing one engine with loose rollers. I think it was a West Bend 620. I believe the correct # of rollers in that was one less than would...
Peter Haynes
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Mar 21, 2007
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13291
... Caged is better, but if there is no room for a cage, then loose is tolerable. Not sure about clearance roller to roller as I avoid loose rollers, but from...
Ian
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Mar 21, 2007
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13292
Started down the path of caged only to find precisely nothing close enough to contemplate redesigning to fit. So back to loose rollers. These numbers give me...
Charles Finney
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Mar 21, 2007
2:41 am
13293
Charles, I have several Vincent twins and they use uncaged roller bearings in the bottom end. You install all that will fit and then remove one. This keeps...
John Mead
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Mar 21, 2007
2:43 am
13294
... I'm thinking back to my BSA Bantam ( god help me ), they were a pretty tight fit from memory. Cheers IAN See www.drysdalev8.com for : - Drysdale...
Ian
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Mar 21, 2007
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13295
... -~-> ... Hi from a long time member but this is my first post I have a 1952 ducati cucciolo that i repaired by the following method (50cc pull rod engine) ...
brucerodda
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Mar 21, 2007
5:31 am
13296
I must say, I like your style. The references to skf and the speedy sleeve open new alternatives. Thanks a bunch, Charlie in Iowa...
Charles Finney
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Mar 21, 2007
10:57 am
13297
... You're a tight b@st@rd Bruce, your budget could have extended to a bit of EN36A and some heat treatment, couldn't it ?? Cheers IAN See...
Ian
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Mar 21, 2007
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13298
After chewing on this a bit, I'm curious. The rod BE is/was 36.5mm and the rollers were 7mm, the BE width is 10mm. It seems like pulling a roller leaves way...
Charles Finney
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Mar 21, 2007
6:41 pm
13299
Vincents use .250 diameter roller bearings, which is between 6 and 7mm. Pulling 1 roller on a Vincent leaves a little over .250 gap, but this is not the...
John Mead
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Mar 21, 2007
6:54 pm
13300
I understood the .001" reference. A quick scan of roller bearing dimensions gives micron clearances between the rollers and the inner and outer races. How...
Charles Finney
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Mar 21, 2007
7:09 pm
13301
The rods on a Vincent are side by side. The rollers are .250 x .250. There are three rows of 45 rollers for each rod with spacers between each row, for a...
John Mead
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Mar 21, 2007
7:19 pm
13302
More interesting all the time. I'm impressed by my ignorance. This comes out to 0.0056" per roller, not so loose. Charlie in Iowa...
Charles Finney
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Mar 21, 2007
7:40 pm
13303
Have you tried Alpha Big Ends in the UK ? Terrots are not that exotic, and Alpha make/made bits for a very wide variety of machinery... hth. ... From: Charles...
RohanB
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Mar 21, 2007
9:28 pm
13304
Never heard of them, google returns http://www.alpha-bearings.com, looks promising. Thank you, Charlie in Iowa...
Charles Finney
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Mar 21, 2007
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13305
Yes I could have if i wanted to but it kinds of goes against the grain of engine restroration for me. I decided to give it a go and it worked Besides that it...
Bruce Rodda
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Mar 21, 2007
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13306
A few years ago, someone put huge CAD hours into designing an improved Vincent engine. I was pretty sure this was in Australia at a machine shop. Did it ever...
Edward Kunath
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Mar 22, 2007
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13307
This would have to be the Irving Vincent. Sure is in production - and apparently in classic racing these things are AWESOME !! http://www.irvingvincent.com/ ...
RohanB
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Mar 22, 2007
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13308
My "daily ride" is a Panther, with crowded roller bigend bearing. It has 2 rows x 14 rollers of 5/16" diameter. See exploded drawing: http://tinyurl.com/32obsw...
Jordan
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Mar 22, 2007
11:21 am
13309
At the recent Barry Sheene Memorial meeting at Eastern Creek - Craig McMartin cleaned up Unlimited P5 "Forgotten Era" classes on one. Blew away the GSX's...
Bummers & Chandy
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Mar 22, 2007
1:02 pm
13310
Edward, That probably was the Irving Vincent. http://www.irvingvincent.com/ John Mead ... ...
John Mead
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Mar 22, 2007
1:29 pm
13311
... Site won't hook up for me. The Horner boys have done a great job with this thing and gone about it with the right attitude. So many people try to...
Ian
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Mar 22, 2007
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13312
Guys, thanks for the link to Irving Vincent. I wrote to them and asked if they will sell their crankcases. The answer was no. I guess you have to buy the...
Edward Kunath
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Mar 23, 2007
2:45 pm
13313
Edward, There are several people in the UK, France and Germany that are making and selling new Vincent crankcases. One of them is even making them out of...
John Mead
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Mar 23, 2007
2:58 pm
13314
One of the latest "classic" magazines had a small article that the UK VOC had assembled a complete new Vincent twin from recently manufactured parts, so it...
Michael Moore
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Mar 23, 2007
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13315
The VOC spares company offers every part needed to build a new Vincent twin engine. They will soon be able to offer every part to build a complete Vincent...
John Mead
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Mar 23, 2007
5:44 pm
13316
... Yes and no. From the start, the Horner boys have stated that they aren't interested in making spares to keep existing Vincents going. they have been...
Ian
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Mar 23, 2007
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