Down stroke stop 550B
Quote from Reloader on March 21, 2017, 11:14 pmHi, my 550 started feeling "mushy" at the bottom of the down stroke. I noticed at the bottom of the down stroke, the stop system does not come into full contact. I can put a piece of paper in between the stop point and pull it out, without tearing it.
My question is, Does the 550 have to come in contact with the stop in the left link arm to stop the downward stroke?
Hi, my 550 started feeling "mushy" at the bottom of the down stroke. I noticed at the bottom of the down stroke, the stop system does not come into full contact. I can put a piece of paper in between the stop point and pull it out, without tearing it.
My question is, Does the 550 have to come in contact with the stop in the left link arm to stop the downward stroke?
Quote from Reloader on March 22, 2017, 11:14 pmIt could be one of the dies is down too far, and stopping against the shellplate too early.
It could be one of the dies is down too far, and stopping against the shellplate too early.
Quote from Reloader on March 22, 2017, 11:44 pmAt this point, the tool head is not in the 550. And I'm still not coming in contact with the stop. I'm real close, but not against.
At this point, the tool head is not in the 550. And I'm still not coming in contact with the stop. I'm real close, but not against.
Quote from Reloader on March 24, 2017, 6:01 pmOn the right link arm, I found a flattened out primer that was acting like the "down stroke" stop. I took it off and works great again! Thanks
On the right link arm, I found a flattened out primer that was acting like the "down stroke" stop. I took it off and works great again! Thanks