May 7, 2020 Re: ML7 Stalling under load. I've been using a Newton Tesla package for at least 10 years and it has performed faultlessly. I don't think you will regret your decision. The package consists of the control box which (in my case) bolts to the front of the lathe stand where the Dewhurst switch used to be. The motor was a direct replacement for the ...
May 9, 2020 Re: ML7 Stalling under load Cliff Coggin. All Messages By This Member #18568 David. I am not entirely clear whether your motor actually stops when you stall the lathe by leverage at the chuck. I mention it because there is a failure point within the spindle which would allow the motor, (and ...
Re: ML7 Stalling under load bjbarnetson@... #18563 . Hi David. Single phase motors without a capacitor are very old. They have a high resistance start winding using a fine gauge wire and no switch and unless you are having a severe voltage drop the problem almost certainly lies in the windings ...
Re: ML7 Stalling under load simon staddon #18572 . I bought an old 1956 ML7 from a friends father 2 years ago after it had been sat in his shed for over 15 years, and have been steadily cleaning it up, I came to wire up the motor on Friday to find that the capacitor leads had degraded and the ...
Nov 12, 2022 When sufficient load is placed on the work piece, the motor slows down and the chuck will eventually stall. Once it's stalled everything speeds up again and keeps spinning . So where could it be slipping?
Myford ML7 stalling under load. hooblah. Nov 12, 2022. Prev. 1. 2. 3. Pete. Member. Messages. 14,108. Location. Kent, UK. Jan 26, 2023. #41. Check the pulley to make sure the flat at the bottom of the groove isn't polished and shiny. If it is the vee is worn out and no amount of tensioning will fix it. hooblah. Prev. 1. 2. 3.
Nov 12, 2022 When sufficient load is placed on the work piece, the motor slows down and the chuck will eventually stall. Once it's stalled everything speeds up again and keeps spinning. So where could it be slipping?
Feb 4, 2013 Replace Wires (NGK or OEM) Replace Spark plugs (NGK or Denso) Replace 02 sensor (Denso only) Replace intake tube (call Jim at Jimsgotparts.com) for Used One. Pull valve cover - check Timing chain guides and cam timing (TDC should have bright link and dot at around 11:45).
Feb 15, 2022 She's stalling whenever the hydraulic controls are maxed out, whether it be steering, tilt, side shift or lift it just stalls. Looks like there is a system on the Hydraulic pump that is linked to the carburetor to increase the idle.
May 25, 2010 Replace the elbow as that will cause unmetered air to flow through. This could very possibly fix your problem although mine was like that and it didn't fix it but you still need to replace it. 1994 Camaro Z28 Lt1 350 6 Speed, long tube headers, K&N Cold air intake, Dual Borla Exhaust. Like.
May 4, 2020 rather than just PMing Maxheadroom (busy chap too) I thought I'd throw this out more broadly. I'm a big fan of TM motors and have them on my lathe, DP and mill. Nary a problem, but I've had a recurring issue with the one on the mill. It's a 2.25HP TM duty (1.5-1.75HP real world), really nice motor, driven by an MC60. Once
Re: ML7 Stalling under load Alan Moore ... If youre concerned about the motor overheating whilst running slowly then fit an externally powered cooling fan to the motor. ( Make sure to check the direction of air flow so that the fans arent fighting!). ... Report to Groups.io Support I think ...
Nov 12, 2012 I have a craftsman-Kohler 16.5hr OHV model CV16S-43527 in runs well but when I put a load on it by putting it in gear or engaging the blades it stalls out. I have already replaced the fuel filter and fuel lines and calibrator but it still stall's out under a load. what can it be now?
I would inspect the supply voltage, at the lathe, under load. Any bad connection will cause a voltage drop. Another method of doing this may be to add an incandescent bulb into the circuit. See if it goes dim with the lathe under load. You would have to have a significant voltage drop to have the motor run as slow as indicated.
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May 11, 2020 I would inspect the supply voltage, at the lathe, under load. Any bad connection will cause a voltage drop. Another method of doing this may be to add an incandescent bulb into the circuit. See if it goes dim with the lathe under load. You would have to have a significant voltage drop to have the motor run as slow as indicated.
Re: ML7 Stalling under load Ralph #18546 . Another point, on our stateside motors, a run capacitor might be in the 20 to 60mfd range and the start capacitor might be in the 125-250mfd range, They can be outside those ranges, but the idea is the run capacitors are typically smaller on the motors ...
Hi Frank Thank you for the information with regards to introducing switchgear between the inverter and the Motor, in my case the speed controller/converter has some low voltage input ports which you can control Start/Stop and speed etc. My thought is to use the original switch. which looks to have good internal connections of less than 2ohms on the low voltage control pin's and add an ...
From: myfordlathes@groups.io [mailto:myfordlathes@groups.io] On Behalf Of david chadwick Sent: 06 May 2020 01:24 AM To: myfordlathes@groups.io Subject: [Myfordlathes] ML7 Stalling under load Hi; I think this subject has been covered before but I can't locate a thread . However, this is the problem that has occurred just this week.
Re: ML7 Stalling under load PETER ROACH #18548 . People tend to assume that lathes are fitted with a centrifugal switch to disable a second winding with a capacitor, cap start. ... Are you sure you wish to delete this message from the message archives of myfordlathes@groups.io? This cannot be ...
Your motor could be one of these common types, a) split phase with no capacitor but a centrifugal switch to disconnect the start winding when the motor is up to speed, if the switch is faulty the motor wont start or will quickly overheat if it does not disconnect. b) capacitor start which will have a capacitor to improve the start and again trouble with the centrifugal switch will give ...
I am turning some 2inch mild steel stock for a ball turner project.The lathe is constantly "stalling " even under a relatively light cut, using a newly sharpened HSS cutter in a tangential holder. It stalls even if using backgear, but more easily if not. All belts seem in good condition and main drive is through a link belt properly tensioned
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