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ndnchf 10-22-2023 03:42 PM

Removing generator/starter pole shoe screws the easy way
 

I made a new video showing the rig I made for removing and installing generator/starter pole shoe screws. If you have ever worked on these, you know they are extremely tight and can be a bear to deal with. My rig makes it easy 😀

https://youtu.be/K0Bgnxw_6pI?si=99fQ3VzDQtOTFuQ0

19Fordy 10-22-2023 03:52 PM

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Excellent invention. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and creativity. Great video.

3twinridges 10-22-2023 10:28 PM

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Awesome! Makes me want to rebuild one of my spare generators!

JB

GB SISSON 10-22-2023 10:31 PM

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Excellent job of explaining your ingenious methods. Thanks for posting.

Scotty's 52 F3 10-23-2023 12:08 AM

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Great idea and thanks for sharing it.

Gordon Ellis 10-23-2023 07:28 AM

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Fantastic work...well explained...no nonsense...great video!

Thank you!

Bored&Stroked 10-23-2023 07:52 AM

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Thanks for the video and very complete explanation of your whole process. One could easily setup a very similar jig using a hydraulic press. You've given me some great ideas - thanks!

Kurt in NJ 10-23-2023 08:42 AM

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Another method if you don’t have a press , a hole is drill in the top that just fits the extension, several to fit both 3/8 and 1/2 along the length
The size on mine was decided by pre existing holes, if the threaded rods rub on the sides of the top piece it will hold itself up while moving generator, the double on the bottom makes it easy to hold in a vice,
It’s made out of 4” u channel

ndnchf 10-23-2023 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Kurt in NJ (Post 2264571)
Another method if you don’t have a press , a hole is drill in the top that just fits the extension, several to fit both 3/8 and 1/2 along the length
The size on mine was decided by pre existing holes, if the threaded rods rub on the sides of the top piece it will hold itself up while moving generator, the double on the bottom makes it easy to hold in a vice,
It’s made out of 4” u channel

That's a great idea too!

Mine is based on an old shop manual photos I found.

Planojc 10-23-2023 09:24 AM

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Good Information, thanks.

glennpm 10-23-2023 10:21 AM

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Great tip and video

Bored&Stroked 10-24-2023 05:39 AM

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Lots of good ideas and information here . . . once one things about the concept, there are a variety of ways to skin this cat!

joe 1950 10-24-2023 08:49 AM

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like i always say gotta love that great AMERICAN ingenuity that’s why we do it thanks for the info

Kube 10-24-2023 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by ndnchf (Post 2264432)
I made a new video showing the rig I made for removing and installing generator/starter pole shoe screws. If you have ever worked on these, you know they are extremely tight and can be a bear to deal with. My rig makes it easy 😀

https://youtu.be/K0Bgnxw_6pI?si=99fQ3VzDQtOTFuQ0

Thanks so much for sharing this method. Genius in its simplicity! Kudos!!!

rockfla 10-24-2023 09:51 AM

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Steve
I have a very "similar" tool in the works except made to fit my 20 ton shop press. THIS TOOL I shot pictures of and learned about it from the Van Pelts transmission class from back in September, same principle but made for the "de-tent" screw removal in shift towers. the smaller round shaft runs on a sealed bearing in the larger housing and use a big wrench on the hex of the screwdriver bit with a LITTLE helping down force of the shop press!!!

ndnchf 10-24-2023 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by rockfla (Post 2264810)
Steve
I have a very "similar" tool in the works except made to fit my 20 ton shop press. THIS TOOL I shot pictures of and learned about it from the Van Pelts transmission class from back in September, same principle but made for the "de-tent" screw removal in shift towers. the smaller round shaft runs on a sealed bearing in the larger housing and use a big wrench on the hex of the screwdriver bit with a LITTLE helping down force of the shop press!!!

Nice tool, that should work just fine!

petehoovie 10-24-2023 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by rockfla (Post 2264810)
Steve
I have a very "similar" tool in the works except made to fit my 20 ton shop press. THIS TOOL I shot pictures of and learned about it from the Van Pelts transmission class from back in September, same principle but made for the "de-tent" screw removal in shift towers. the smaller round shaft runs on a sealed bearing in the larger housing and use a big wrench on the hex of the screwdriver bit with a LITTLE helping down force of the shop press!!!

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