Pat, I think the missing part you referred to is the same as the "Grounding Link Elbow Joint Bushing", Sheet 15, A4, which was in Brian's parts. I have fitted it to the beam, in the "Beam Parallel Links", and the "Grounding Links" hang from it.
Chuck
I'm not following you Pat. Sheet 15 A4 would be one of the parts I sent out. Page 15 of the PDF file zone A4 is the piston rod.
Brian,
Thanks for checking in.
1st off ... I have page 13 zone A4 for the Piston Rod.
Actually I'm referring to the part that holds up the piston rod. Yes, you did send out Item 33 (page 15 zone A4) ... nicely done! The part drawing that is missing is like that one but shorter ... length should be about .508".
I was pointing out we may have to make that ourselves, because I could not find a drawing for it.
Pat H.
If I understand you correctly ... the drawing is correct. The Valve Link Bellcrank mounting hole (.125") is suppose to stop at the .141" diameter lip. That leaves a gap between the Bellcrank surface and the Hex portion of the Mounting Post. This gap is needed so the Valve Link Rod can fit between the two. Take a look at post #288. There is a SW rendering that shows the placement of the Valve Link Rod. Look at post 260 there is a short U tube that also may help.I received Chris' parts today and of course I'm trying to assemble them. I noticed what I think is a dimention problem, which brought up a couple more questions. Sheet 14, Valve Link Bellcrank and Bellcrank Mounting Post. The BellCrank mounts on the mounting post which mounts to the Steam Chest Cover, right? If so, the mounting hole in the Bellcrank is too small. The sholder on the mounting post is .141" and the hole in the belcrank is .125".
I was a pencil and paper or ink and velum draftsman for a while some 44 years ago, but I don't recall a drafting symbol that looked like an upside down pine tree! For example, on sheet 14, on the drawing of the valve link rod, there is a dimention at the right end, that is .087 preceded by a o with a slash which I construe to mean diameter, followed by the pine tree symbol and 0.125 The latter is what I don't understand. Is it something new in CAD? Does it mean depth?
If anyone has these parts assembled and can post a picture, I would appreciate it.
Chuck
Chuck
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