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CINCINNATI
NO.
1
TOOLMASTER
MILLING
MACHINE
justing
housing
(227B).
Remove
four
screws
(233B)
and
tap
motor
driven
shaft
(224B)
and
sleeve
housing
(227B)
assembly
out
of
spindle
housing.
After
assembly,
the
gear
(214B)
is
correctly
aligned
and
meshed
by
grinding
the
spacer
(207B)
to
correct
thickness.
3.
Remove
spindle
bearing
cap
(203B),
split
type
spindle
locknut
(205B)
from
top
of
spindle
and
spindle
cap
(220B)
from
bottom
of
spindle
housing.
Gently
tap
spindle
down
out
of
housing
to
pre
vent
damage
to
thrust
bearing
(219B). It
is
not
necessary
to
remove
spindle
housing
be
fore
removing
spindle.
To
Remove
Single
Swivel
Housing
Spindle
and
Drive
—With
Hand Feed:
Style
1-C
(See Pages 48
and
50.)
This
spindle
housing
is
the
same
one
used
without
hand feed but
is
rotated
180° before mounting on
overarm.
(See
"Ref.
"
at
bottom
of
page
50.)
1.
Proceed
as
per
paragraphs
1
and
2
directly
above
under
"To
Remove
Single
Swivel
Hous
ing.
"When
assembling,
grind
spacer
(16
IB,
page
48) to
set
spiral
drive
gear
(153B) to
gear
on
motor
driven
shaft
(224B,
page
50).
2.
Remove
two
screws
(17IB)
and
draw
bolt
cover
(191B).
Remove
bearing
nut
(193B)
and
locknut
(174B)
and
remove
quill
(169B)
from
spindle.
Loosen
set
screw
(154B)
and
tap
to
free
brass
plug
(155B)
under
it.
Unscrew
quill
adjusting
cap
(199B)
from
top
of
spindle
housing
and
remove
with
dial
(198B)
and
quill,
adjusting
screw
(184B).
3.
Remove
spindle
bearing
cap
(165B)
and
split
type
locknut
(163B)
from
bottom
of
spindle
(167B).
Turn
spindle housing 180° and gently
tap
spindle
(167B) down
out
of
housing
to
pre
vent
damage
to
thrust
bearing
(149B).
To
Remove
and
Dismantle
Double
Swivel
Housing:
Style
1-C
(See
Page
52.)
1.
Remove
spindle
housing
(160B,
page
48
or
213B,
page
50)
from
double
swivel
housing
(260B,
page
52).
Remove
end
cap
(266B),
shoe-type
locknut
(265B)
and
tap
spiral
bevel
pinion
(240B)
gently
out
of
housing.
If
pinion
is
driven
too
hard,
the
thrust
bearing
(243B)
might
be
damaged.
=
19-
2.
Remove
four
nuts
(258B)
and
pull
swivel
head
out
of
overarm.
Remove
index
head
gear
(247B). Remove
set
screw
(261B) and pull
eccentric
(262B)
from
housing.
Remove
set
screw
(250B),
loosen
set
screw
(25IB)
and
pull
motor
driven
shaft
(254B)
and
bearing
sleeve
(256B)
assembly
out
of
overarm.
Remove
shoe-type
locknut
(244B)
and
gently
tap
shaft
out
of
sleeve
to
prevent
damaging
thrust
bearing
(255B).
3. When
assembling,
gear
(240B)
and
gear
on
motor
shaft
(254B)
are
aligned
by
grinding
spacer
(242B) to
suit
and
moving
bearing
sleeve
(256B) with
eccentric
(262B). Sight
gears
through
opening
left
by
removal
of
ex
pansion
plug
(249B). When
spindle
housing
(160B
or
213B)
is
attached
to
swivel
housing,
it
may
be
necessary
to
readjust
all
gears
to
obtain
proper
running
mesh.
When
inserting
spindle
housing
in
swivel
housing
or
the
latter
into
overarm,
turn
hous
ing 90° to one
side
before
slipping
it
home.
Thus,
if a
slight
loop
of
the
O-ring
gasket
should
be
squeezed
down
and
cut
by
edge
of
opening,
the
damaged
portion
will
be
above
lubrication
level.
To
Remove
Table
(See Page 68.)
1.
Unscrew
split
type
locknut
(38B)
from
right
end
of
leadscrew
(2
IB)
and
remove
handwheel
with
dial.
Remove
key
(22B),
four
cap
screws
(24B)
and
tap
right-hand
apron
(23B)
from
table.
2. Move
table
to
right
so
left
apron
is
near
sad
dle.
Remove
four
cap
screws
(18B)
from
left
apron
and
tap
apron
to
free
it
from
table.
Remove
precision
measuring
equipment
from
table,
if
so
equipped.
3.
Fasten
a
U-clamp
to
center
of
table
and
at
tach
to
a
crane
with
a
slight
tension.
Remove
gib (12B),
loosen
saddle
clamping
lever
(114B,
page
70)
and
slide
table
(11B)
toward
right
and
off
saddle.
If
table
is
equipped
with
powerfeed,
it
is
first
necessary
to
remove
gear
housing
bracket
(144B,
page
72)
and
then
proceed
as
above.
It
is
extremely
difficult
to
replace
an
apron
onto
leadscrew
without
damaging
the
oil
seal.
It
is
better
to
first
remove
seal,
install
apron
and
then
replace
seal.
Make
a
roll
of
thin
shim
stock,
slip
inside
seal,
put
shim
roll
on
end
of
screw,
slide
seal
into
place
in
apron
and
remove
shim
roll.
Publication
No.
M-2109

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