• Re: Just when it looked like ...

    From Bob La Londe@21:1/5 to Snag on Thu Nov 10 15:12:27 2022
    On 11/10/2022 2:51 PM, Snag wrote:
    I could proceed with the reassembly of my neighbor's side by side UTV
    without finding more problems . I'm not sure if I've posted about this ,
    the machine is a HiSun 700 , apparently a clone of a Yamaha (Rhino?) .
    His grandkids used it to tow round bales of hay out to their horses - at about 700 pounds each . The result was a stripped set of bevel gears ,
    and they're buried deep in the guts of this thing .
      On to today's problem . Got all the gears , gaskets , and bearings
    and started reassembly of the drive bevel and discovered that one of the bolts that holds the gear assembly to the case is stripped . Looks like another week or so delay waiting for the helicoil kit to arrive so I can proceed . Which puts us right smack in the middle of the first real cold spell here , with lows well below freezing .
      A well insulated and heated 40 x 60 shop building sure would be nice about now . I'd have room to park my truck while I'm attending to the never-ending details of catching up on 5 years of near-total neglect by
    my lazy son .

    I'm sorry. I can't help you. My shop is the wrong size at 50 x 60 and
    while it is insulated I wouldn't call it "well" insulated.

    I can tell you it wouldn't help. You grow to fill the space you have.

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    Bob La Londe
    CNC Molds N Stuff


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  • From Snag@21:1/5 to All on Thu Nov 10 15:51:22 2022
    I could proceed with the reassembly of my neighbor's side by side UTV
    without finding more problems . I'm not sure if I've posted about this ,
    the machine is a HiSun 700 , apparently a clone of a Yamaha (Rhino?) .
    His grandkids used it to tow round bales of hay out to their horses - at
    about 700 pounds each . The result was a stripped set of bevel gears ,
    and they're buried deep in the guts of this thing .
    On to today's problem . Got all the gears , gaskets , and bearings
    and started reassembly of the drive bevel and discovered that one of the
    bolts that holds the gear assembly to the case is stripped . Looks like
    another week or so delay waiting for the helicoil kit to arrive so I can proceed . Which puts us right smack in the middle of the first real cold
    spell here , with lows well below freezing .
    A well insulated and heated 40 x 60 shop building sure would be nice
    about now . I'd have room to park my truck while I'm attending to the never-ending details of catching up on 5 years of near-total neglect by
    my lazy son .
    --
    Snag
    "You can lead a dummy to facts
    but you can't make him think."

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  • From Snag@21:1/5 to Bob La Londe on Thu Nov 10 20:45:36 2022
    On 11/10/2022 4:12 PM, Bob La Londe wrote:
    On 11/10/2022 2:51 PM, Snag wrote:
    I could proceed with the reassembly of my neighbor's side by side UTV
    without finding more problems . I'm not sure if I've posted about this
    , the machine is a HiSun 700 , apparently a clone of a Yamaha (Rhino?)
    . His grandkids used it to tow round bales of hay out to their horses
    - at about 700 pounds each . The result was a stripped set of bevel
    gears , and they're buried deep in the guts of this thing .
       On to today's problem . Got all the gears , gaskets , and bearings
    and started reassembly of the drive bevel and discovered that one of
    the bolts that holds the gear assembly to the case is stripped . Looks
    like another week or so delay waiting for the helicoil kit to arrive
    so I can proceed . Which puts us right smack in the middle of the
    first real cold spell here , with lows well below freezing .
       A well insulated and heated 40 x 60 shop building sure would be
    nice about now . I'd have room to park my truck while I'm attending to
    the never-ending details of catching up on 5 years of near-total
    neglect by my lazy son .

    I'm sorry.  I can't help you.  My shop is the wrong size at 50 x 60 and while it is insulated I wouldn't call it "well" insulated.

    I can tell you it wouldn't help.  You grow to fill the space you have.


    I've experienced that ... at my age I was figuring that by the time
    it got full it would be someone elses problem .
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    Snag
    "You can lead a dummy to facts
    but you can't make him think."

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  • From Bob La Londe@21:1/5 to Snag on Fri Nov 11 10:04:03 2022
    On 11/10/2022 7:45 PM, Snag wrote:
    On 11/10/2022 4:12 PM, Bob La Londe wrote:
    On 11/10/2022 2:51 PM, Snag wrote:
    I could proceed with the reassembly of my neighbor's side by side UTV
    without finding more problems . I'm not sure if I've posted about
    this , the machine is a HiSun 700 , apparently a clone of a Yamaha
    (Rhino?) . His grandkids used it to tow round bales of hay out to
    their horses - at about 700 pounds each . The result was a stripped
    set of bevel gears , and they're buried deep in the guts of this thing . >>>    On to today's problem . Got all the gears , gaskets , and bearings
    and started reassembly of the drive bevel and discovered that one of
    the bolts that holds the gear assembly to the case is stripped .
    Looks like another week or so delay waiting for the helicoil kit to
    arrive so I can proceed . Which puts us right smack in the middle of
    the first real cold spell here , with lows well below freezing .
       A well insulated and heated 40 x 60 shop building sure would be
    nice about now . I'd have room to park my truck while I'm attending
    to the never-ending details of catching up on 5 years of near-total
    neglect by my lazy son .

    I'm sorry.  I can't help you.  My shop is the wrong size at 50 x 60
    and while it is insulated I wouldn't call it "well" insulated.

    I can tell you it wouldn't help.  You grow to fill the space you have.


      I've experienced that ... at my age I was figuring that by the time
    it got full it would be someone elses problem .


    LOL - IRL

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