I am doing work on large hydraulic cylinders regularly. Most of these have metric threads for the piston. Some of these I have even repaired by welding up the rod threads oversize, cutting new inch threads and cutting the piston for inch threads. I just had a job come in for a pair of main boom cylinders with bent rods off a large processor and of coarse, they're metric.
Anyone know if American lathes ever had any literature explaining the gearing to cut metric threads on a Pacemaker? Or has anyone figured it out by themselves?
My Pacemaker is a 1967 square head style with 14"(20") swing.
Thanks for any help!
Anyone know if American lathes ever had any literature explaining the gearing to cut metric threads on a Pacemaker? Or has anyone figured it out by themselves?
My Pacemaker is a 1967 square head style with 14"(20") swing.
Thanks for any help!