It was also used for the ships and even submarine propeller bearings, also for the turbine bearings on the bloke who did up that French River hydro power thing.
Does simplybearings not have what you want? If it does, link me to it and i'll get one bought and send it to you.Yorick wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 4:24 pmThe bearing finally collapsed today. No shops have anything similarYorick wrote: ↑Thu Jul 14, 2022 11:50 am Ordered standard 46.3mm bearings which Pen's nephew brought over. They are for the wheels on our heavy steel gate.
Wheel came off easily but had to smash the old wheel bearing out. Then I found that the new bearings were only 42mm. Bollox.
I had to bash the old broken shell back in and a few ball bearings so that the wheel will turn. Thankfully the gate still slides, albeit a bit clonky.
So I bodged a wooden bush. Lots of oil and it slides nicely. 2 collets fit inside for the bolt to slide on. Not the wood itself.
Was quite proud of myself
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What he wants has changed, he now wants to point at the gate and say "See that, that's a Yorkshire bearing right there".Taipan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 7:11 pmDoes simplybearings not have what you want? If it does, link me to it and i'll get one bought and send it to you.Yorick wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 4:24 pmThe bearing finally collapsed today. No shops have anything similarYorick wrote: ↑Thu Jul 14, 2022 11:50 am Ordered standard 46.3mm bearings which Pen's nephew brought over. They are for the wheels on our heavy steel gate.
Wheel came off easily but had to smash the old wheel bearing out. Then I found that the new bearings were only 42mm. Bollox.
I had to bash the old broken shell back in and a few ball bearings so that the wheel will turn. Thankfully the gate still slides, albeit a bit clonky.
So I bodged a wooden bush. Lots of oil and it slides nicely. 2 collets fit inside for the bolt to slide on. Not the wood itself.
Was quite proud of myself
IMG-20220727-WA0009.jpeg
I can't get the outer shell out. No way to force it out. But Muchas gracias amigoTaipan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 7:11 pmDoes simplybearings not have what you want? If it does, link me to it and i'll get one bought and send it to you.Yorick wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 4:24 pmThe bearing finally collapsed today. No shops have anything similarYorick wrote: ↑Thu Jul 14, 2022 11:50 am Ordered standard 46.3mm bearings which Pen's nephew brought over. They are for the wheels on our heavy steel gate.
Wheel came off easily but had to smash the old wheel bearing out. Then I found that the new bearings were only 42mm. Bollox.
I had to bash the old broken shell back in and a few ball bearings so that the wheel will turn. Thankfully the gate still slides, albeit a bit clonky.
So I bodged a wooden bush. Lots of oil and it slides nicely. 2 collets fit inside for the bolt to slide on. Not the wood itself.
Was quite proud of myself
IMG-20220727-WA0009.jpeg
Good idea. Just access from front. So can't attack it properly.
Everything's clearer with hindsight,but riding with brain fog ain't a great idea.gremlin wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 12:19 pm Got up, still feeling the effects of covid, like my brain is in a fog. The word 'drained' doesn't begin to explain it. Had arranged to go into the office for some collaborative meetings. I'm halfway in when I suddenly realise I have forgotten my work phone, log in card and other bits I need. I do a U turn and head the 20 minutes back home. I park the bike on the drive, run in, get my stuff and, as I faff around with the tail pack, the bike rolls off the side stand. I can only assume I hadn't locked it in place properly. Net result a broken clutch lever, scraped engine guard and broken tail pack, which I assume was done as it gouged itself down my right thigh.
Fuck sticks.
Now in work wondering why the fuck I didn't cal in sick today. Mug.
When I was at uni (did I mention my BA Eng. M.O.M.S. ( failed)) we were given steel strip to cut up and the re fix using, weld, rivets and glue.DefTrap wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 4:45 pm Really? We're not even going to discuss the type of wood used?Oak might last for a bit I spose (it doesn't look like oak) If its pine I reckon it'll last til tomorrow.
That said - I glued the engine on my 406 about 40 thousand miles ago. All the keyboard-experts laughed ....
Well, got sent home from work as my boss said I looked 'fucking awful'.gremlin wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 12:19 pm Got up, still feeling the effects of covid, like my brain is in a fog. The word 'drained' doesn't begin to explain it. Had arranged to go into the office for some collaborative meetings. I'm halfway in when I suddenly realise I have forgotten my work phone, log in card and other bits I need. I do a U turn and head the 20 minutes back home. I park the bike on the drive, run in, get my stuff and, as I faff around with the tail pack, the bike rolls off the side stand. I can only assume I hadn't locked it in place properly. Net result a broken clutch lever, scraped engine guard and broken tail pack, which I assume was done as it gouged itself down my right thigh.
Fuck sticks.
Now in work wondering why the fuck I didn't cal in sick today. Mug.
GWS mate, but just in case I'll take the Tiger.gremlin wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 4:52 pm
I must admit, I was s bit arrogant about Capt. Covid as I'm in reasonable shape, as most days I'll go gym, run, weight train, etc. and am in good health generally, but this virus has fucked me over a bit.
Who wants first dobs on the Tiger? You'll have to put a new clutch lever on it, mind....
A pal found one in a new ferreteria in the big city. I'd never been before coz it looks small from the front.
Is he new?gremlin wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 4:52 pmWell, got sent home from work as my boss said I looked 'fucking awful'.gremlin wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 12:19 pm Got up, still feeling the effects of covid, like my brain is in a fog. The word 'drained' doesn't begin to explain it. Had arranged to go into the office for some collaborative meetings. I'm halfway in when I suddenly realise I have forgotten my work phone, log in card and other bits I need. I do a U turn and head the 20 minutes back home. I park the bike on the drive, run in, get my stuff and, as I faff around with the tail pack, the bike rolls off the side stand. I can only assume I hadn't locked it in place properly. Net result a broken clutch lever, scraped engine guard and broken tail pack, which I assume was done as it gouged itself down my right thigh.
Fuck sticks.
Now in work wondering why the fuck I didn't cal in sick today. Mug.
It's on the spare shelf
Fitness doesn't always seem to mean you'll get through it better? I'm an overweight asthmatic and all it did to me was make fall asleep at times. Yet I've heard loads of tales of superfit people that have suffered badly at the hands of this virus.gremlin wrote:
Well, got sent home from work as my boss said I looked 'fucking awful'.
Starting to feel it too. Having what seems like a bit of trouble breathing. Not exactly short of breath, but feels like the old bellows are working at about 90% efficiency. Every once in a while I catch my breath and it hurts a bit.
I must admit, I was s bit arrogant about Capt. Covid as I'm in reasonable shape, as most days I'll go gym, run, weight train, etc. and am in good health generally, but this virus has fucked me over a bit.
Who wants first dobs on the Tiger? You'll have to put a new clutch lever on it, mind....
A doctor? Hurrah! I'd like to make an appointment......Taipan wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 6:46 pmFitness doesn't always seem to mean you'll get through it better? I'm an overweight asthmatic and all it did to me was make fall asleep at times. Yet I've heard loads of tales of superfit people that have suffered badly at the hands of this virus.gremlin wrote:
Well, got sent home from work as my boss said I looked 'fucking awful'.
Starting to feel it too. Having what seems like a bit of trouble breathing. Not exactly short of breath, but feels like the old bellows are working at about 90% efficiency. Every once in a while I catch my breath and it hurts a bit.
I must admit, I was s bit arrogant about Capt. Covid as I'm in reasonable shape, as most days I'll go gym, run, weight train, etc. and am in good health generally, but this virus has fucked me over a bit.
Who wants first dobs on the Tiger? You'll have to put a new clutch lever on it, mind....
Eat healthy, hydrate and don't overdo it.
GWS
Dr Taipan.
Us beer swilling lazy expats are testament to thatCount Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 7:16 pmA doctor? Hurrah! I'd like to make an appointment......Taipan wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 6:46 pmFitness doesn't always seem to mean you'll get through it better? I'm an overweight asthmatic and all it did to me was make fall asleep at times. Yet I've heard loads of tales of superfit people that have suffered badly at the hands of this virus.gremlin wrote:
Well, got sent home from work as my boss said I looked 'fucking awful'.
Starting to feel it too. Having what seems like a bit of trouble breathing. Not exactly short of breath, but feels like the old bellows are working at about 90% efficiency. Every once in a while I catch my breath and it hurts a bit.
I must admit, I was s bit arrogant about Capt. Covid as I'm in reasonable shape, as most days I'll go gym, run, weight train, etc. and am in good health generally, but this virus has fucked me over a bit.
Who wants first dobs on the Tiger? You'll have to put a new clutch lever on it, mind....
Eat healthy, hydrate and don't overdo it.
GWS
Dr Taipan.
The other thing re fitness etc is that the effect of exercise after illness seems to split 50:50 It helps some people get back up to speed quicker while it puts others in a downward spiral. Again it seems to have no correlation with actual fitness pre-infection. I guess your immune system isn't as tightly linked to fitness as some might have us believe.
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