Cantek 1440, Birmingham, Wilton CT 1440, and others Rebuild
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Sorry for the lack of response guys. This flooring reno is turning into a long toothache that wont go away. It is for the inside of the house btw. During an unseasonably warm day, I had a chance to assemble the gearbox with the new gears:

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New and old gear shots:

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And the assembled unit:

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I also did a bit of work to the apron:

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I made up a .250 steel plate to seal the bottom, so I can put some oil in there. The studs are epoxied in. I might thread a hole into it for a drain, or maybe not considering the change interval.

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I thought of putting in a sight glass, but I think I'll just thread a level screw hole, and fill it till the oil drips out and install the screw. The oil will drip out around the lowest shaft anyway. I still will be adding oil regularly so the top gears get something. That's all for now. I might not post anything till after Christmas. I still got trim and paint to deal with.
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RE: Cantek 1440, Birmingham, Wilton CT 1440, and others Rebuild - by turbo711 - 11-22-2015, 09:58 PM



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