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One of the manuals has great illistrations of the areas I am having trouble with. Many thanks.
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looks like a copy of a bridgeport ..
i would look for manuals for a bridgeport ..and do it from them .
http://www.truetex.com/bridgeport-manual.pdf
http://igor.chudov.com/manuals/Bridg...66b-manual.pdf
My BP 1J Mill(on dealers floor)138kb
Milling Head Front View 1J67kb
from here
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Milling Head Side View 1J58kb
Power Feed (Original BP Type)58kb
Powerfeed information39kbDrawing #6 46kb
Longitudinal and Cross Feed Screw Information56kb
1J Parts List (H1 thru H271)62kb
1J Parts List (J1 thru M72)98kb
Controls and Functions on "J" Type Head75kb
R8 Collet Dimensions
Dimensions of 1J Miller37kb
Floor Plan Dimensions 1J21kb
Lubrication Points 1J27kb
Adjustment of Gibs 1J20kb
Timming Belt Removal / Installation
Belt removal Part 2
Motor Removeal / Installation
Table of General Speeds and Feeds37kb
Cherrying Attachment Illustrated Parts Breakdown59k
Cherrying Attachment Parts List49k
Shaping Attachment Illustrated Parts Breakdown69k
Shaping Attachment Parts List48k
Model "R" Milling Attachment Illustrated Parts Breakdown65k
Model "C" Attachment Illustrated Parts Breakdown52k
2J General Info / Belt Change (Part 1)
2J Belt Change / Motor Removal (Part 2)
2J Illustrated Parts Breakdown (Part 1)74k
2J Illustrated Parts Breakdown (Part 2)69k
2J Parts List (J1 thru H100)85k
2J Parts List (2J500 thru 2J681)82k
M Head Illustrated Parts Breakdown
Optical System Scale Alignment
Optical System Illustrated Parts Breakdown
Optical System Parts Listing
Ever Wonder What Indiviual Components Weigh?
all the best.markjLast edited by aboard_epsilon; 10-03-2011, 06:18 AM.
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Thank you Kingsweld. If a person looks at the manual and the drawing you are referring to you will find a very poorly hand draw schematic. I can't even tell the parts apart. Nor can I find the right order in which they go.
I have also called Grizzly. While their staff is friendly and try to help there is only one person who seems to know anything about the workings of the milling machine but his knowledge is from years of experience and he has only taken apart 3 of these machines in the many years he has worked on metal working machines.
Grizzly does not have an disassembly/assembly manual.
Again thanks.
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gfabs001,
Go to the grizzly web site and on the left side of the home page find the manual bar. Go to that and you will find a manual and a parts list for your machine in downloadable pdf. Good luck.
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The milling machine is a 3 year old Grizzly 9902. Looking head on to the machine, there is the gross hand down feed on the right and on the left is the power down feed clutch assembly.
The down feed assembly is on a cross shaft that goes left to right (on the right is the gross down feed handle.)
On the left side the shaft goes through a series of gears, bearings, and washers.
The problem stems from not having a picture or instructions for reassembling the series of gears, bearings and washers on the left side.
In addition, on the left side of the mill, inside at the top of the through hole is a worm gear which drives the power down feed. I cannot seem to get the worm gear to mesh with the gear on the down feed cross shaft.
Thanks for any help.
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hi Gfabs,
You are going to have a lot more luck from members of this forum if you supply us with some more information about the Machine.
Brand, Model, Serial# and pictures are always nice to help us try and find a solution to your problem.
Congrats on your purchase
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Milling Machine Repair
I have an imported milling machine and had to replace the spindle bearings. Replacing the bearings went fine but getting the cross shaft for the power down feed with it's bearings, gears, and clutch back in is a real problem.
What I think the problem is the cross shaft gear that mates with the powered worm gear won't contact fully enough to allow full assembly.
If anyone has any ideas, repair manuals, pictures, or can help me I would greatly appreciate it.
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