How often do you replace ISO bearings?
Apr 2, 2020 22:19:09 #
lamiaceae wrote:
WTF. The iso Bearings are where the Nutrinos are ignored by the Gallium Oxide. Lubercate then with dilithium plasma. 
-----can I get just the plasma half at Wallmart ? I have a problem with dilithium, blew up my "hawkeye" with it, has not taken a decent pic since.
Apr 2, 2020 22:46:43 #
Smudgey wrote:
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Apr 3, 2020 09:23:34 #
I've always heard a gentle detergent like Dawn, diluted in water, is the best approach.
Apr 3, 2020 14:16:58 #
I had just left the doctor, where I had a binnacle lanced, and was heading in my Rolls Kinardly to my local Meijer to pick up a pancake bubble counter and then to Home Depot to look for a new double-barreled smoke shifter when I suddenly remembered my friend who had trouble getting his Leica fixed because it had DIN bearings and the repairman didn't have the required left-handed, metric screwdriver.
Boy, life really *is* a bitch.
Boy, life really *is* a bitch.
Apr 3, 2020 15:10:24 #
GrumpyOldBeardGuy wrote:
I had just left the doctor, where I had a binnacle lanced, and was heading in my Rolls Kinardly to my local Meijer to pick up a pancake bubble counter and then to Home Depot to look for a new double-barreled smoke shifter when I suddenly remembered my friend who had trouble getting his Leica fixed because it had DIN bearings and the repairman didn't have the required left-handed, metric screwdriver.
Boy, life really *is* a bitch.
Boy, life really *is* a bitch.
Methinks you misspoke GOB. The part “.. . binnacle lanced . . “ metinks you meant “. . . Barnacle launched . .or amme wrong?
Apr 3, 2020 15:38:49 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
I've always heard a gentle detergent like Dawn, diluted in water, is the best approach.
Can you use any versions of Dawn or is unscented better?
Apr 3, 2020 16:24:09 #
Apr 4, 2020 23:56:27 #
bleirer wrote:
I was thinking about checking into having my ISO b... (show quote)
Get the ISO bearings at the same location you get Chowline
Apr 5, 2020 00:43:03 #
GrumpyOldBeardGuy wrote:
I had just left the doctor, where I had a binnacle lanced, and was heading in my Rolls Kinardly to my local Meijer to pick up a pancake bubble counter and then to Home Depot to look for a new double-barreled smoke shifter when I suddenly remembered my friend who had trouble getting his Leica fixed because it had DIN bearings and the repairman didn't have the required left-handed, metric screwdriver.
Boy, life really *is* a bitch.
Boy, life really *is* a bitch.
Laughing out loud!
Dec 25, 2020 23:07:31 #
kvanhook wrote:
In order to check for bearing damage you will need an Argyle Pump. A regular Plaid Pump or the hard to find Paisley Pump will not do the job. Hope this helps.
Good ideas! Another solution is to use a framistat. My father was a mechanical genius, and he frequently used the unique capability of that tool in unusually challenging repair situations.
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