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Troyke Rotary Table
- Thread starter Gunter
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morsetaper2
Diamond
- Joined
- Jul 2, 2002
- Location
- Gaithersburg, MD USA
I have posted some info in the manuals section. The links in post #1 are dead. Scroll down further for updated links. You might also contact the manufacturer if you need further info. They are still in business.
Troyke Rotary Table Adjustment, & etc
Troyke Rotary Table Adjustment, & etc
markz528
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Sep 25, 2012
- Location
- Cincinnati
My Troyke story........
Bunch of years ago I took my 16 inch Troyke rotary table apart and had trouble putting it back together.
I called Troyke and talked to the owner. He had been around a long time. He said bring it down tomorrow. We get here around 5 am. Gulp! Think I got there about 8 am - they are about 15 minutes from me.
When I got there he got very excited looking at it. Comes back a few minutes later and says we sold that to United Tool & Die Co. in West Hartford, CT in 1957. I said yup - that's where it came from and pretty sure my dad is the one that bought it.
They put it back together for me and adjusted it and didn't charge me anything. I also walked out with a 9 inch rebuilt unit that they did for a customer that no longer wanted it - $150. They went way beyond great customer service for me......
I made notes how to assembly and adjust it, but it is not any better than what was already posted - thank you for that information.
Bunch of years ago I took my 16 inch Troyke rotary table apart and had trouble putting it back together.
I called Troyke and talked to the owner. He had been around a long time. He said bring it down tomorrow. We get here around 5 am. Gulp! Think I got there about 8 am - they are about 15 minutes from me.
When I got there he got very excited looking at it. Comes back a few minutes later and says we sold that to United Tool & Die Co. in West Hartford, CT in 1957. I said yup - that's where it came from and pretty sure my dad is the one that bought it.
They put it back together for me and adjusted it and didn't charge me anything. I also walked out with a 9 inch rebuilt unit that they did for a customer that no longer wanted it - $150. They went way beyond great customer service for me......
I made notes how to assembly and adjust it, but it is not any better than what was already posted - thank you for that information.
