Thiel 158 problem

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  • #77728
    steamdave
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      Does any reader have a good working knowledge of the Thiel 158 milling machine – or know anyone who does?

      I have lost power feed to the Y axis. There must be a shear pin somewhere that has failed, but where?! I know about the main one on the left hand side of the column and that one is intact.

      Hopefully someone will be able to help.

      Dave

      The Emerald Isle

      #11847
      steamdave
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        @steamdave

        Y axis power feed failure

        #77731
        Springbok
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          @springbok
          Hi
          Try this site
          BUT they do not have a manual for the 158 but it may be a starting point for you
          good luck
           
          Bob
          #77777
          steamdave
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            @steamdave

            Hi Bob

            Thanks for your suggestion. I do have a manual, but it must be based on a later type of machine than mine because there are several differences in it and crucially no shear pin is shown.

            Dave

            The Emerald Isle

            #77778
            steamdave
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              @steamdave

              Hi Rob

              Thanks for your input. I will check on the detent next time I can get to my workshop – I’m away at work now. The Y axis did overrun the normal travel limit, but I don’t remember any problem afterwards with the feed selector not being able to engage. I engaged the selector but there just wasn’t any feed. That is why I wondered about the hidden shear pin.

              Dave

              The Emerald Isle

              #77906
              steamdave
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                @steamdave

                Hi Rob

                Managed to have a look at the milling machine. When I select Y axis power feed, the detent rises and when it is deselected, the detent drops. I have tried to remove the selector lever but looks like I need a puller to get it off – possibly a burr on the shaft, then I can have a look inside the detent mechanism.

                Dave

                The Emerald Isle

                #77948
                steamdave
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                  @steamdave

                  Hi Rob

                  Many thanks indeed for that useful bit of information. Looks like a partial strip down is required!

                  Dave

                  The Emerald Isle

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