Hi Ron, I am curious, what do you dip parts in, and what is the purpose for dipping action parts? Sincerely, David Vanderhoofven At 03:58 PM 3/31/2005, you wrote: >The problem can also occur with good bushing cloth. It is important, when >making the parts, to ensure that sufficient time is allowed after >installing the bush for the cloth/flange glue to thoroughly dry before >dipping the parts to swell the bush. If the parts are dipped to early, the >glue can migrate through the bushing to the centre pin/bushing contact >area. This can allow the glue to deposit on the pin which will ultimately >result in the galling which many of us have experienced. > >When we had problems with the aforementioned galling in our earlier >actions, I raised the issue of allowing time between bushing and dipping >with Tokiwa. I don't know exactly what changes were made to the production >process apart from the use of Renner cloth, but no parts have galled for >us since the 2002 fix. > >Ron O.
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