Re: Solved: Vibration Damper Removal - 1928 5-26
Posted by 28Pack526 On 2014/3/29 23:57:05
Thanks for the pics easyed. Here are some pics of my earlier design damper completely disassembled and prepped for paint, grease and reassembly.
The open circular piece surrounding the hub and springs is a ribbon of brass that slides into the flywheels' inside perimeter grooves. When assembled, it forms a complete circle, and is I suspect included to prevent water ingress.
The only parts I didn't separate are the brass sleeve from the hub. It doesn't want to budge, and I see no reason to force the issue. Not pictured are the friction disks (p/n #146998) of course, because I don't have them.
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The open circular piece surrounding the hub and springs is a ribbon of brass that slides into the flywheels' inside perimeter grooves. When assembled, it forms a complete circle, and is I suspect included to prevent water ingress.
The only parts I didn't separate are the brass sleeve from the hub. It doesn't want to budge, and I see no reason to force the issue. Not pictured are the friction disks (p/n #146998) of course, because I don't have them.
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