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    Fergus Stirling
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      @fergusstirling62506

      Hi guys, new to the forum.

      Bought an old super 7 with power crossfeed, and I need to replace the cross slide screw.

      Is there a trick to getting the cross slide adjusting collar off? I removed the grub screw (but it doesn't like the grub screw goes all the way down to the screw shaft.

      I can't seem to get it to come off, just can't get any purchase on it and don't want to damage anything

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      Fergus Stirling
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        #292309
        Tony Pratt 1
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          @tonypratt1

          There should be a copper or brass pad between the grub screw & the shaft

          Tony

          #292325
          peak4
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            @peak4

            It's threaded onto the traverse screw, the grub screw and associated copper washer is to lock it in place, to stop it turning.

            The threaded collar allows you to adjust the backlash in the screw thread bearing end.

            Regards

            Bill

            #292329
            Mark Rand
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              @markrand96270

              Old Super 7's didn't have power crossfeed. cheeky

              #292336
              Neil Wyatt
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                @neilwyatt

                Introduced in 1974, which is 'old' to some folks!

                #292341
                Fergus Stirling
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                  @fergusstirling62506

                  Its old for me as a 30 something

                  i didnt notice the pad untill i got it out of the garage under some better light, it was covered in black muck.

                  I managed to get it off, it was really stuck on. When i replace the screw i am keen not to marr up the surface of the new screw is there a technique or best practice to tightening it back up to not cause any damage to any of the surfaces.

                  To get it off i ended up putting a bolt in the grub screw hole and clamping the end of the screw in the vice.

                  The screw was damaged so i obviously wasnt concerned about causing further damage to it.

                  thanks in advance

                  #292488
                  Lambton
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                    @lambton

                    Fergus,

                    See page 29 of the handbook.

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