Myford S7 clutch pulley shaft fitting

Myford S7 clutch pulley shaft fitting

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    Nick Passmore
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      Could anyone familiar with the Myford S7 help with a sanity check?

      I would like to move the motor-drive belt-guard backplate a few millimetres further away from the countershaft mount (to suit a new 3-phase motor, the shaft of which is slightly short).

      Have I understood correctly that the whole cone pulley and clutch assembly can be withdrawn without dismantling the clutch if I remove the grub screw from the cone pulley and the circlip next to that pulley? I could then introduce a couple of spacer washers behind the backplate.

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      Nick Passmore
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        Moving the motor-drive belt-guard backplate

        #661563
        Norman Billingham
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          Yes. If you loosen the drive pulley grub screw, you can slide the pulley towards the tailstock, That gives enough clearance on the L to get a strong pair of bent circlip pliers in and release the circlip from its groove. The whole clutch/countershaft assembly will then slide out. Be careful not to lose the woodruff key, or the ball bearing in the RH end – both have a habit of vanishing into the depths of the machine – I'v never found my woodruff key – it was easier to buy a new one!

          It's best not to dismantle the clutch unit – it has a powerful spring it it which can come out sharply and is difficult to compress back into place.

          #661565
          Nick Passmore
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            @nickpassmore75850

            Many thanks Norman. Will pay close attention to small parts liable to escape!

            Nick

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