shellplate bolt
Quote from Reloader on February 6, 2008, 2:46 amI put my shellplate bolt in the shellplate like the book said, snug and the back off just so the plate turns. But when I turn the plate, the bolt wants to tighten up again. Has anyone else experienced this? If I back it off more, it seems like the plate is not tight enough and has some slop.
thanks,
Tom
I put my shellplate bolt in the shellplate like the book said, snug and the back off just so the plate turns. But when I turn the plate, the bolt wants to tighten up again. Has anyone else experienced this? If I back it off more, it seems like the plate is not tight enough and has some slop.
thanks,
Tom
Quote from Reloader on February 6, 2008, 3:02 amI use a little blue loctite on mine and that solved the problem I have a high mileage machine and my bolt threads might be worn but it fixed it
I use a little blue loctite on mine and that solved the problem I have a high mileage machine and my bolt threads might be worn but it fixed it
Quote from Reloader on February 6, 2008, 6:05 pmThere is a brass-tipped set screw in the upper left side of the main ram. After you set the shellplate bolt tension, snug that set screw to prevent the shellplate bolt from tightening.
There is a brass-tipped set screw in the upper left side of the main ram. After you set the shellplate bolt tension, snug that set screw to prevent the shellplate bolt from tightening.