The tailstock thimble of the lathe does not rotate, and the ejector pin of the workpiece can also be

Updated on Foot of the bed 2024-08-23
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    The thrust bearing inside is broken, and only one radial bearing can be idled, and the torsion force under the load increases. Just replace the bearings.

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