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M41 countershaft spindle 1800

posted by  someone claiming to be amazoniac on  Fri Apr 2 07:41 CST 2004 [RELATED]


The holes do seem slightly dirty, so perhaps I'll try to ream them out a bit with some paper.

At this point I was just trying to do a rough assembly of all the main components so I could tell if it came complete with all that I might need to have it rebuilt. I was trying to put the countershaft in, held in position on it's shaft/spindle, and then put the main-shaft in also... I'm also trying to "grok" the whole thing and how it works in the process...

-A





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